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'Presence' includes contributions from Michael Atavar, Desperate Optimists, Steve Dixon, Simon Jones, Ray Langenbach, Susan Melrose and Paul Rae, and engages in diverse ways with the politics, process and practice of intersecting live performance and the Internet. What's more, it looks rather lovely.

ePAI is the electronic incarnation of Performance Arts International, which is funded and published by the School of Arts at Middlesex University. You can visit the main site at: www.mdx.ac.uk/www/epai/

Available electronically via Kluwer Online.

Article19 Contemporary Dance Online is an independent group of dance artists committed to promoting and commenting on the contemporary dance and the arts.

Europe's leading dance magazine.

REVIEW: Body, Space and Technology (BST) is a new on-line journal published in association with the Department of Performing Arts at Brunel University. Its broad scope of interdisciplinary enquiry makes it a particularly welcome e-journal, encouraging new negotiations and border crossings between performance and technology. The second issue aimed to include sound and video clips, demonstrating a desire to incorporate technological developments in both form and content. There is no charge for on-line use of the journal.
Reviewed July 2001, by Stuart Andrews.

Going places other dance magazines don't go...

Each issue will focus on bringing you the current results of clinical and experimental research. The aim of the Journal of Dance Medicine & Science is to provide you with one source for up-to-date information.

The Magazine for Dance Professionals.

Dance Theatre Journal is the UK's leading contemporary dance magazine. Published four times a year, Dance Theatre Journal contains reviews, features, interviews and in-depth discussions by leading dance writers and artists, as well as talented new writers. Dance Theatre Journal is essential reading for anyone who wishes to stay up-to-date with current thinking in dance and the related arts. Accessible and vibrant, thought-provoking and provocative, Dance Theatre Journal tackles the important issues in dance as it moves into new areas and new media. Whether you are a dance artist, a student, a dance teacher or a dedicated member of the audience, Dance Theatre Journal is the perfect way to expand your understanding and enjoyment of dance.

The Dancing Times, first published in 1894 as the house journal of the Cavendish Rooms, London is the oldest monthly magazine devoted to dancing.

DANZ Quarterly is the publication of DANZ - Dance Aotearoa New Zealand. It is the leading magazine for dance in New Zealand presenting articles, profiles and reviews from the professional, education and recreation sectors.

Site of the month 12/04
REVIEW: The website has a number of articles that can be read free of charge, together with details on subscription. The site includes "Freemail": a global on-line AT community moderated by Paul Cook, Managing Editor of Directions - this includes a number of free on-line articles. Other areas are a movement directory (of practitioners); a developing bulletin board; web links; International F. M. Alexander Congress papers; links to join public and a teachers’ list; a sample issue and details of forthcoming editions. There is a search facility on the homepage; the site is easy to access; there is also a sense of community developing and the journal encourages comments and participation, either directly or on its bulletin board and Freemail service.
Reviewed March 2002, by Stuart Andrews.

Discourses in Dance is an international, peer-reviewed, bi-annual journal covering research in the field of dance and related areas. The journal presents a platform for research which interrogates dance as a cultural practice. It encourages the testing of new methodologies against existing paradigms and the examining of dance in relation to critical theories, cultural studies, and cognate disciplines.

Discourses in Dance will be of interest to dance scholars, lecturers, researchers, artists, students and other dance professionals, as well as academics and scholars from other fields

Offers extended coverage of the visual arts (such as video, installations, photography, and multimedia performance), in addition to reviews of new work in theatre, dance, film, and opera. Issues include artists writings, essays, interviews and dialogues, historical documentation, performance texts and plays, reports on international performances and book reviews.

A journal of the Performing Arts.

Available Online.

Scenography International offers a forum for the discussion and dissemination of research and practice in respect of scenography for a variety of entertainment environments, as it is studied and practiced internationally.

Studies in Theatre and Performance is the official publication for the Standing Conference of University Drama Departments in the UK.

The leading resource for keeping up with performance studies.

Monthly magazine for dance professionals in Canada.

An Electronic Journal for the Exchange of Information on Current Research, Publications and Productions concerning Oscar Wilde and his Circle.

Publishing for the Entertainment Industry since 1880.

Site of the month 02/05
REVIEW: Women and Performance encourages dialogue between varied forms of performance practice/theory and feminist critique. A non-profit journal, W&P is closely linked to the Tisch School of the Arts and includes articles from a number of significant international authors. On the date of review, excerpts from the current edition were available, together with full versions of articles in the previous journal. Tables of contents from previous journals are available on line and back issues can be ordered but only in paper form. There is a link to technology and performance in the content of articles, which complements the form of the site.
Reviewed March 2001, by Stuart Andrews.