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Farewell
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emergence of some excellent new designers - Tony Straiges, Ann HouldWard, and Richard Nelson are among
the many Americans that come to
mind - but no single design or group of
designs that have signalled a change or
have jolted a generation awake. This
has been a decade of technology, of the
computer. NoW; virtually all productions, from college to Broadway, controllighting, scene shifting, and sound
by computer. All in all, not a bad
period in which to have been editing a
journal devoted to technology and
design.
Over the last ten years the journal
has nearly doubled in size, expanded
its use of color, and increased its circulation. Its international circulation
and prestige has continued to growTDetJT articles are reguarly reprinted
abroad. Many people have been instrumental in this process and while I cannot thank all of them, I would like to
thank some of them here: Kate Davy,
who was Co-Editor with me through
1984; Tina Margolis, whose work on
advertising was crucial to the expansion of the magazine; Norma Adler, for
her proofreading skills; Fred Wolff,
whose help and advice has been invaluable; Tom Watson and Ned Bowman,
who as past editors provided much
wisdom, as did Joel Rubin; Larry
Luchtel, who brought a unique look to
the journal, and Lisa Govan and Joe
Freedman, who continue to give the
magazine a professional look; and especially Edward F. Kook, who first suggested I write about American
designers.
In making some farewell comments
at the USITT Conference in Anaheim,
I made a reference to Theatre Crafts
that was intended to be humorous but
came out in a manner perceived by
many as insulting. I apologize to Theatre Crafts for this unfortunate
remark.
I look forward to reading this journal in the future rather than editing it,
and wish the Fieldings luck as they
more it into new directions. And I
wish everyone a decade of exci ting
theatre.*

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