These databases will lead you to a range of articles on authors, productions, directors, etc. Literature Resource Center is particularly useful for background information on playwrights, overviews of their works (in case you want to know more about the plays you haven't discussed yet in class) and the full text of critical articles.
Search for journal articles on most topics. This multi-disciplinary database is a good place to start if you don't know where else to begin. (EBSCO)
New for 2025! Games, Cooking, The Athletic, and Wirecutter are now included in the subscription. All active accounts were automatically migrated and already have access. If you haven't used it in several months and the code expired, then you'll need to re-activate using the instructions below.
*Register for an account using your UR email address. If you've created an account before, click “Log in.” If you've never used the website before, click “Create Account.” Make sure to use your UR email address and follow the prompts. Note: If you have a current paid New York Times subscription, cancel your paid subscription, prior to registering. Once registered, you will have access to the New York Times articles from 1851-present. For the date range 1923-1980, users are limited to 5 accesses per day. Note: Web-only content is not linked in OneSearch. You must access the website directly for those articles. (New York Times)