Dramatic Arts

What is this guide for?

Welcome to the Dramatic Arts program guide!

This guide brings together recommended resources for finding and doing research within the field of Dramatic Arts. Here you'll find key resources to support your research and studies including; scholarly articles, books, plays, news sources and more. These resources can make your searching more efficient and your research more robust and is a great place find information related to all aspects of the Dramatic Arts programs.

If you are feeling like you might need some research support, please feel free to reach out to the library staff as we would be happy to help you!

Delivery and Intercampus Transfer
Books and DVDs in the Brock Library collection can be delivered to the Marilyn I. Walker School Learning Commons (Room 229).
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- Your item(s) will be signed out to you and delivered to MIWSFPA within 5 business days.
- You will receive an email when your item(s) are available for pickup.
- Exclusions: Course reserve materials, interlibrary loan materials, and equipment for loan.

Books can be returned to room 229 in the Marilyn I Walker school or the Gibson Library.

New to research? Learn the basics of library research by completing the Library Research Fundamentals tutorial.

By Brock Dramatic Arts!

SWP: Small Walker Press
The Small Walker Press addresses the research and creative interests of faculty members at the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts at Brock University, and engages with authors, artists and academics alike to produce small, innovative publications.
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We publish collaborative work that brings together authors and artists from the Niagara Region as well as the Canadian or international contexts. Fields covered include all disciplines and creative practices taught and researched at the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts (Arts and Culture, Visual Arts, Music, Dramatic Arts) as well as creative writing. The Small Walker Press is predicated on and values interdisciplinary cooperation and the exploration of image and text. It seeks to contribute to and participate in the promotion of book culture.
DART Critics
DARTCritics began in St. Catharines, Ontario with the 2013-14 Brock University Theatre Praxis class taught by former critic for The Guardian, Professor Karen Fricker. The site originated as a practical way for students to train in the art of reviewing, and also sought to bring the artistic community of Brock University and St. Catharines closer together.
Brock University Dramatic Arts Archives
The fonds consists of negatives, photographs, playbills, posters, press releases, contact sheets, clippings and correspondence collected and compiled by the staff of the Dramatic Arts department.

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Dramatic Arts

Dramatic Arts

What is this guide for?

By Brock Dramatic Arts!

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