Theatre Notebook is a magazine about the history and techniques of British theatre. It extensively explains drama, covering theatrical activities both inside and outside theater buildings, professional and amateur theater, theater business, stage design, theater building history, performance techniques, and plays outside the British Isles that are directly related to British theater history and techniques. The editors of 'Drama Notebook' welcome contributions that document, analyze, reinterpret, and celebrate the achievements of British theatre practitioners at any time, including recently. Not considering papers purely focused on dramatic literature. Editors recognize the crucial importance of academic methods for facts and explanations, but without a theoretical bias, recognize the importance of representing a broad contemporary perspective.