Ship Resources: Digital Theatre Plus

Digital Theatre Plus is one of the new databases added to the library collection this year.

This database contains “an extensive repertoire of award-winning, acclaimed theatre, music and dance performances. Behind the scenes interviews on acting, directing, design and the technical elements of contemporary theatre practice. Detailed historical, social and political context guides that encourage engagement with the language, form and structure of plays and interactive drama techniques and exercises that are curriculum linked and encourage engagement.”

This resource provides a wide variety of content. You can stream a recorded performance of a live play, watch an actor or producer talk about their creative process, study the background of significant plays or learn strategies for enhancing your own theatrical skills. 

Whether you prefer music, theatre or dance.. whether you'd rather be out in front or behind the scenes.. if you love the arts this resource is for you!

Check out the Databases A to Z list on the library website to access Digital Theatre Plus.

Films On Demand - Inside the Banker's Brain

Do you want to know what is "inside the banker's brain"?  Find out anytime, any where from our library's database "Films on Demand".

Access from off-campus, log-in with your SU ID

The New York Times (1851-2007) Limited Time Trial

The New York Times (1851-2007)

We have a Trial for a Limited time only

March 1 - April 1

This historical newspaper provides researchers and scholars with online, easily-searchable first-hand accounts and unparalleled coverage of the politics, society and events of the time.

This online version displays the full newspaper in all its digital glory. The following are included and are searchable - ads, comics, weather, photos, obituaries, birth announcements, etc.

Faculty Members - The History Department is writing a Tech Fee Proposal for this valuable resource. If you can use this resource in your discipline or for a specific class, please email Dr. Steve Burg [sbburg@ship.edu] to add your name to the Proposal.

Students - Email Dr Burg with your support.