After searching in SURF, select the "physical items" limiter (left) to find print materials.
If you find a physical book, it will have something called a call number. The call number is like its home address. Copy and paste any call number into the Call Number Locator below to see where it lives in the library. A call number will look something like this:
SF408.3 .E84 1995
The University Libraries use Library of Congress subject headings to catalog physical items. It can be useful to browse in areas based on these subjects to supplement your searching in the catalog, with most theatre texts classifications being under PN. Here are just some of the relevant class schedules you may wish to browse:
The Performing Arts – PN 1530-1590
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The Monologue |
PN 1530 |
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The Dialogue (scene studies, etc.) |
PN 1551 |
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Periodicals |
PN 1560 |
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Study and teaching |
PN 1576 |
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United States |
PN 1577 |
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Dictionaries |
PN 1579 |
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Performing arts as a profession |
PN 1580 |
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Outside the United States |
PN 1582 |
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Biography |
PN 1583 |
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General works |
PN 1584 |
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Centers for the performing arts |
PN 1585-1589 |
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Special topics A-Z |
PN 1590 |
The primary range for theatre texts is within subclass PN, between PN2000-3307. Here are just some of the relevant class schedules you may wish to browse:
Theatre Texts - PN 2000-3307
For more details, see the complete classification schedule for Class PN.