All great plays written before 1923 (according to Wikipedia) are in the public domain. That’s a lot of plays, most of which are available free on line at Gutenberg.com.
Most modern plays, on the other hand, are still under copyright, and must be purchased. Continue reading Procuring Scripts
It looks like we’re a dozen: Adam, Scott, Hallie, Signa, Robin, Darlene, Sandra, James K, Stephanie, Catherine S, Catherine H, and me. Maybe more, who knows?
Another fifteen (Alexander, Gretchen, Graham, Annette, Cindy, Steve, Susan, Christy , Christy, Ginger, Vito, Sam, Barbi, James, and Kylene) are likely readers other days and times. It’s a start. Continue reading Agenda for May 8
Here’s the plan so far.
PHASE ONE: Compile a list of people who are likely read from time to time and add them to the Cold Reads FaceBook group. If you haven’t done so, go there now and RSVP to the May 8 event.
Click MAYBE if you’d read from time to time at a convenient time and place. We’re trying to estimate participation. Continue reading Here we go
Or not.
The Very Last Thursday Morning Morning Cold Read will be the 8th of May. Why beat a cold horse?
What happens next depends on how many people respond to this post with days and times they’re likely to show up once in a while to read. If the pool is large enough to guarantee a four-um (quorum of four), we’ll keep on keeping on.
Whether we’ll still be at Julia’s will depend on their availability at our best time. We may be looking for a new home as well.
Or, if there’s no significant response, we’ll quietly fade away.
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