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The London Stage Database @londonstagedb.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Our #NEH #digitalhumanities funding has been officially restored! To celebrate, here's a blog post with a sneak peak at what we have in store for the next several months. blogs.uoregon.edu/londonstage/... [Pictured: cross-stitch art gifted to our team by the amazing @quinnanya.me]

"Hands Off NEH" hand-stitched onto fabric printed with cartoon penguins, onto which angry eyebrows are also hand-stitched

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The London Stage Database @londonstagedb.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

📣New on the blog: MIT historian Jeffrey Ravel reveals how LSDB data is helping power a new global research collaboration that will change how we understand #theatrehistory across languages + cultures: blogs.uoregon.edu/londonstage/... #digitalhumanities #18thc #18c #history #dataviz

Red banner reading "London Stage Data in a Transnational Context" layered over a bubble graph with circles labeled London, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, Saint-Domingue, and Copenhagen.

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The London Stage Database @londonstagedb.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

The London Stage Data-Sitters are back for another in our series of undergraduate research spotlights! This week, recent UO grad Adaleah Carman experiments with using LLMs to transcribe handwritten 18th-century account books. #digitalhumanities #18thc #18c blogs.uoregon.edu/londonstage/...

LSDB presents the London Stage Data-Sitters in "Adaleah Loves Handwritten Text Recognition"

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The London Stage Database @londonstagedb.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

Today on the blog, our London Stage Data-Sitters series continues with a post from Sadie Mordan, who investigates a controversial memoir that provides an important (but perhaps spurious?) source for #18thcentury #theatrehistory - blogs.uoregon.edu/londonstage/... #digitalhumanities #18thc #18c

LSDB presents the London Stage Data-Sitters in "Sadie Tells the 'Truth' about Theatrical Memoirs"

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The London Stage Database @londonstagedb.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

Continuing the London Stage Data-Sitters series, Ceilidh McCallum shares some additional research about the Harlequin afterpieces shown with The Beggar's Opera and the people who performed in them: blogs.uoregon.edu/londonstage/... #digitalhumanities #dh #18thcentury #theaterhistory #theatrehistory

LSDB presents the London Stage Data-Sitters in...Ceilidh and the Too Many Harlequins Part 2

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The London Stage Database @londonstagedb.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

The scheduled upgrades to the LSDB database are complete, and the site is running normally. Users won't see a difference in functionality, but today's maintenance improved the security and stability of the site moving forward -- big thanks to developer Dennis Pipes!

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The London Stage Database @londonstagedb.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

Attention, LSDB users: the site will be down for scheduled maintenance tomorrow (Tuesday, July 14) at 8:30 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time. The outage should last no more than an hour. We'll post any updates here!

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The London Stage Database @londonstagedb.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Today, Ceilidh McCallum kicks off our London Stage Data-Sitters series with an interactive visualization of playhouses where Harlequin afterpieces were performed alongside The Beggar's Opera: blogs.uoregon.edu/londonstage/... #digitalhumanities #dh #18thc #18c #theaterhistory #theatrehistory

LSDB presents the London Stage Data-Sitters in...Ceilidh and the Too Many Harlequins

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The London Stage Database @londonstagedb.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Delighted to be launching a new series of undergraduate research spotlights, the London Stage Data-Sitters! (Yes, it's an homage to *that* Data-Sitters Club.) blogs.uoregon.edu/londonstage/... #digitalhumanities #dh #18thc #18c #theaterhistory #theatrehistory