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Since 2002, Early Theatre has published two issues per year, in June and December (ISSN 1206-9078 print; ISSN 2293-7609 online).

Volumes of Early Theatre in circulation for one year or more are available through open access on our website.

Prior to this 12 month waiting period, readers can access new issue contents through a personal or institutional subscription to Early Theatre via ITER to the end of 2023, or through institutional access provided by one of our additional aggregators (Project Muse, EBSCO, JSTOR). For 2023 subscriptions subscriptions please contact Marian Cosic: marian.cosic@utoronto.ca. For subscriptions that begin in 2024 and beyond, please contact Adam Becker: subscriptions@beckerassociates.ca.

Ordering Back Issues

Back issues in print are available for purchase through Becker Associates, with the exception of volumes 1-3, which are available online only.

Why publish with us?

Efficient, Personalized, Professional Service: It is our policy to report expeditiously to authors on their submissions – generally within 4 months. We use a standardized, independent, double-anonymous peer-review process.

Global Readership: Early Theatre is available internationally through Project Muse, JStor, EBSCO, and ITER. Through our adoption of the DOI citation system, Early Theatre ensures persistent, reliable links that help direct greater online traffic to your research.

Green Open Access: Authors receive a .pdf copy of their finalized article for self-archiving to a repository where it can be immediately accessed, freely, by readers around the world. This green open access policy aligns with UK Research Excellence Framework recommendations as well as Canadian TriCouncil requirements.

What our contributors say:

“Early Theatre has such an efficient, professional, and courteous editorial and production team—this has been a very positive experience!” – Misha Teramura, University of Toronto

“Journals like @early_theatre prove that it is indeed possible to nurture and respect the work of scholars of all stripes, to find expert and humane reviewers, and to stick to reasonable time frames." - Harry R. McCarthy, Jesus College, Cambridge University

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