Performance reviews are critical articles or essays in which reviewers evaluate performances of a play or dance. Unlike other kinds of critical studies of drama or dance, the performance reviews usually appear within weeks of the performance and often appear in newspapers or magazines where the performance took place. Some things to keep in mind when looking for reviews of performances:
The following indexes and full-text databases are important for finding reviews of performances for both theater and dance.
For more titles like these, look in the online catalog for "Theater--reviews" as a keyword or subject search.
The Dance in Mind, 1976-1983 / Deborah Jowitt : Some full-text reviews of dance performaces, dancers, and choreographers. GV 1599 J66 1984.
For more titles like this, look in the online catalog for "Dance--reviews" as a keyword or subject search.
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