Theatre

Garner,Stanton B.,,Jr. "Artaud, Germ Theory, and the Theatre of Contagion." Theatre Journal, vol. 58, no. 1, 2006, pp. 1-14,173. ProQuest

Evans, Lloyd. "Closing time: War and plague have menaced theatres before, but rarely on this scale, says Lloyd Evans." Spectator, vol. 342, no. 9996, 28 Mar. 2020, p. 46+. Gale Literature Resource Center.

Shapiro, James. "How Shakespeare's Great Escape from the Plague Changed Theatre." The Guardian, Sep 24, 2015, pp. 4. ProQuest.

Eblen, Shannon. "In 1918, it Wasn’t the Coronavirus. it was the Flu." New York Times, 8 March 2020. ProQuest.

Mitchell-Boyask, Robin. "Plague and Theatre in Ancient Athens." The Lancet , vol. 373, no. 9661, 2009, pp. 374-375.

Nevins, Jake. "Looking to Past Pandemics to Determine the Future of Theater." New York Times, 16 Sept, 2020. ProQuest.

Stoops, Tyler. "Opinion: Theatre has Survived Plagues and Political Uprisings – it can Endure Coronavirus Too." Independent, 21 May 2020. ProQuest

Campbell, Jason. Responding to the Plague Years: AIDS Theatre in the 1980s, 2009. VCU Scholars Compass.

Bevington, David. “What a Plague? Microbes, Quartos, Casting Lists, and Other Shakespearean Contexts.” Modern Philology, vol. 91, no. 4, May 1994, p. 459. EBSCOhost,

Cohen, Ben. "The Infectious Pestilence Did Reign: How the plague ravaged William Shakespeare’s world and inspired his work, from Romeo and Juliet to Macbeth." Slate, 10 March 2020.

Robin, William. "The 1918 Pandemic’s Impact on Music? Surprisingly Little [with Graphic(s)]." New York Times, May 06, 2020. ProQuest,

Hobbinol. "The Plague Of Elizabethan Plays." Hobbinol's Blog ~ Writing the English Renaissance, 2 Nov. 2011.

Kathman, David. "The London Playing Bust of the Early 1580s and the Economics of Elizabethan Theater." Shakespeare Studies, vol. 45, 2017, pp. 41-50,10. ProQuest,

Greenblatt, Stephen. "What Shakespeare Actually Wrote About the Plague." New Yorker, 7 May 2020.

"The Beginnings of the Passion Play. 2022 Passion Play Oberammergau.