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There is much that is special about Gardiner. Ask anyone who lives here. One of Gardiner’s best kept secrets is Readers Theatre. The Open Book Players introduced the genre in 1996 when it presented its first Readers Theatre performance at Johnson Hall. Eleven years and a hundred performances later, most Gardiner folks still don’t understand what Readers Theatre is.
Here is a short video clip of a performance in Bridgton a few years ago. After you watch it, you’ll have a clearer picture of Readers Theatre. Enjoy!
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