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The Theatre Information Group (TIG) provides a specialist network for those working with performing arts collections in the UK. TIG offers information, meetings and events. It encourages, and in some cases manages, collaborative projects.
Membership is open to any institution or corporate body in the United Kingdom concerned with the acquisition, preservation, display and recording of material relating to any branch of the performing arts, and to all similarly interested individuals.
The current members include the institutions responsible for much of the UK’s performing arts heritage; librarians working in drama schools, national museums and public libraries; archivists of theatre organisations; and publishers, specialist booksellers, private collectors and researchers.
Theatre Information Group is the UK affiliate of SIBMAS, the International Association of Libraries and Museums of the Performing Arts.
Membership is open to any institution or corporate body in the United Kingdom concerned with the acquisition, preservation, display and recording of material relating to any branch of the performing arts, and to all similarly interested individuals.
The current members include the institutions responsible for much of the UK’s performing arts heritage; librarians working in drama schools, national museums and public libraries; archivists of theatre organisations; and publishers, specialist booksellers, private collectors and researchers.
Theatre Information Group is the UK affiliate of SIBMAS, the International Association of Libraries and Museums of the Performing Arts.
 | Box from the Palace Theatre of Varieties, Glasgow (1906) now on display in the V&A Theatre & Performance Galleries |
© V&A Museum |
The Theatre Information Group (TIG) provides a specialist network for those working with performing arts collections in the UK. TIG offers information, meetings and events. It encourages, and in some cases manages, collaborative projects.
Membership is open to any institution or corporate body in the United Kingdom concerned with the acquisition, preservation, display and recording of material relating to any branch of the performing arts, and to all similarly interested individuals.
The current members include the institutions responsible for much of the UK’s performing arts heritage; librarians working in drama schools, national museums and public libraries; archivists of theatre organisations; and publishers, specialist booksellers, private collectors and researchers.
Theatre Information Group is the UK affiliate of SIBMAS, the International Association of Libraries and Museums of the Performing Arts.
Membership is open to any institution or corporate body in the United Kingdom concerned with the acquisition, preservation, display and recording of material relating to any branch of the performing arts, and to all similarly interested individuals.
The current members include the institutions responsible for much of the UK’s performing arts heritage; librarians working in drama schools, national museums and public libraries; archivists of theatre organisations; and publishers, specialist booksellers, private collectors and researchers.
Theatre Information Group is the UK affiliate of SIBMAS, the International Association of Libraries and Museums of the Performing Arts.
| Box from the Palace Theatre of Varieties, Glasgow (1906) now on display in the V&A Theatre & Performance Galleries |
© V&A Museum |
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