Links We Like
Looking for more great resources? These sites recommended by TAA members include everything from membership organizations to publishers to lesson plans. We think you should know about them!
The website for the American "branch" of the international puppetry membership organization.
The website for the largest membership-based puppetry organization in the U.S.--check out the "Discover Puppetry" page for lots of great resources and info!
A searchable online database for info on puppetry styles, puppet history, puppeteers and more.
The Broadway to start your day. A fun, fast, (and free!) must-read morning newsletter for theatre professionals.
The largest non-profit dedicated to puppetry in the U.S. (located in Atlanta, GA)--has theaters, museum exhibits, workshops, films, research library and more!
Guidance from the Dramatists Guild of America about copyright for teachers and theatre-makers in the educational theatre space.
Loads of videos on American Sign Language by Bill Vicars, divided into various subjects. Informative and fascinating.
Samples of accents from around the world, as well as comments and notes from accent experts.
Publisher with a focus on significant age-appropriate roles for young actors and plays for young audiences, as well as dozens of scenes and monologues that are free to use in the classroom and for auditions.