From Issue #8 Spring 2005
Editor's Notes :::
With the passing of Dr. William Adams, readers theatre has lost one of its principle gurus. His landmark Institute Book of Readers Theatre, will have an impact on the form for many years to come. Bill's obituary from the San Diego Tribune and Lucy Rioux's personal recollections of his influence on her readers theatre experience (in this issue), present a profile of a man with an unusual dedication to theater, and especially to the genre we call Readers Theatre.
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This, our Spring issue (#8), marks two full years of online publication. We're pretty well tuned in to Readers Theatre on the Internet and, as far as we know, RTD is the only on-line periodical serving the interests of Readers Theatre practitioners world wide. Our readership is now equivalent to printed periodicals with a circulation of 7500. We'd like to achieve a target circulation of 10,000 by the end of 2005. You can help. Just e-mail a short note to friends and colleagues whom you think might be interested in some aspect of RT. Something as simple as, "Have you discovered the Readers Theatre Digest yet? It's easy to find at: http://www.readerstheatredigest.com " will help a lot!
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Next Issue, #9 due out July, will launch our third year of publication and a few new ideas. See you then!
Thanks and God Bless.
Editor-Publisher
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