Harvard Examples - Creative works - Performance and program

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In-text

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Reference List

Performance program

Template

Title. Year. Place of Publication: Name of organisation. Format.

Example

Australian Ballet Swan Lake. 2013. Brisbane: The Australian Ballet and QPAC. Performance program.

Desh. 2014. Brisbane: Brisbane Festival, Philip Bacon Galleries and Queensland Performing Arts Centre. Performance program.

Notes

Performance programs seldom have an identifiable author. Instead, the title is used to identify the program in the reference list.

The place of publication is the location of the premises of the main Presenter.

A format statement of 'Performance program' is added to the end of the reference. Either English [programme] or American [program] spelling is acceptable.

Performance

Live performances, unlike recordings, cannot be consulted as such by readers. For that reason, it is sufficient to mention details in the text rather than in a bibliography. In addition to specifying the name and location of the venue and the date of the performance, include as much information in text as needed to identify the performance such as:

The name of the composer, writer, performer, or other person primarily responsible for the content. Include designations such as vocalist, conductor, or director as appropriate.
The title of the work, in italics or quotation marks, as applicable.
Information about the work, including the names of additional contributors and the date and location of the production or performance.
Any additional information that might be relevant to the citation.

Related format types:

DVD
Music score
Script/screenplay
Sound recording
Television program.