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Founded in 1937, TLA supports librarians, archivists, and historians to ensure the ethical use of performing arts materials. Membership includes professionals and students dedicated to preserving performing arts history. The annual meetings in New York feature awards ceremonies, conferences, and symposia. TLA offers book awards, scholarships, and networking opportunities through various committees and projects. Stay updated via the Broadside newsletter, website, and social media platforms.
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TLA Theatre Library Association tla-online.org
MISSION • Supports librarians and archivists • Promotes professional best practices • Fosters the creative and ethical use of performing arts materials
HISTORY • Began in 1937 during a meeting of theatre curators, librarians and historians • Became an affiliate of the the American Library Association in 1938
MEMBERSHIP • Consists of those who actively promote the collection, preservation and use of performing arts materials • 272 members as of Summer 2012 • Annual membership costs: - Personal Members: $30 - $75 at 75 Anniversary Members: $75 - Students/Non-Salaried Members: $20 - Institutional Members: $40
MEETINGS • Annual Business Meeting every October in New York • Awards Ceremony - held during Annual Meeting • Conference - held jointly with American Society for Theatre Research • Also hosts symposia
AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS • Two book awards presented annually: • George Freedley Memorial Award • Richard Wall Memorial Award • Distinguished Service in Performing Arts Librarianship Award • Brooks McNamara Performing Arts Librarian Scholarship
ACTIVITIES • TLA Committees • American Theatre Archive Project • Conferences • American Library Association • Representation inSIBMAS
COMMUNICATIONS • Broadside - online newsletter • Performing Arts Resources - monograph • Website: tla-online.org • TLA PROMPTBOOK • TLA-L listserv • Facebook page • E-papers