Databases, listed on the right, will lead you to literary, peer-reviewed journals. Please note that articles published in peer-reviewed journals are reviewed by experts and rigorously vetted before publication. Non-peer reviewed journals, such as the ones found on magazine racks of large booksellers or published on Google, are not peer-reviewed.
Access to peer-reviewed materials is possible only through academic affiliation; i.e.,undergrauates, graduates, and faculty.
The study of drama as literature is well-served by databases that support literary studies:
The following are useful for basic information and in the early stages of research:
Modern Drama
Theatre Journal
Performing Arts Journal
American Drama
Contemporary Theatre Review
Journal of Dramatic Theatre and Criticism
New Theatre Quarterly
Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies
Text & Performance Quarterly
Text & Presentation
Theatre Topics
The Drama Review
Women and Performance: A Journal of Feminist Theory