Focus and Scope

Tamumatra: Jurnal Seni Pertunjukan is a peer-reviewed journal published by Universitas Hamzanwadi, Indonesia. The journal publishes original research and analytical or critical studies in arts education and the performing arts, particularly drama, theatre, dance, and music. It provides a forum for examining how artistic works are created, taught, presented, and interpreted.

The journal welcomes studies of traditional and contemporary performing arts, including artistic practice, educational processes, and their cultural, social, and historical contexts. Contributions may examine creative processes, performance practices, teaching and learning, and the relationships among artistic works, performers, audiences, and communities.

The journal's scope includes, but is not limited to:

1. Arts education, including curriculum, teaching, learning, and assessment in drama, dance, and music.
2. Drama and theatre, including dramatic works, acting, directing, staging, performance, and artistic interpretation.
3. Dance, including choreography, movement, dance creation, and traditional and contemporary performance practices.
4. Music, including musical creation, composition, interpretation, performance, and musical accompaniment for performing arts.
5. Creative processes and practice-based research in drama, dance, and music, including investigations grounded in artistic creation, rehearsal, and performance.
6. Cultural, social, and historical dimensions of the performing arts, including artistic traditions, communities, and relationships between performers and audiences.