This document summarizes the readership of Shakespeare Magazine. It reports that the magazine has readers in over 100 countries, with the majority being female and connected to education, arts, or theater. The readership spans a wide age range from late teens to retirees in their 60s and older. The top countries reading the magazine are the USA, UK, Germany, Australia, Canada, Italy, Japan, Spain, and France.

1. Shakespeare Magazine
Such stuff as dreams are made on.
Kiron Reid, magazine correspondent

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Victorian female artists & models.
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15. Readership.
The readers. Pat Reid writes:
we have found readers in well over 100 countries. The
majority .. are female and they are often (but by no
means exclusively) connected to education, the arts
and/or the theatre world. Plenty of teachers, students
and librarians. The age range is wide, .. from students in
their late teens to retirees in their sixties and older.
Our youngest and oldest readers that I know of were
15 and 85. "The two biggest readerships are the USA
and the UK, followed by Germany, Australia, Canada,
Italy, Japan, Spain, France and Brazil. .. any country with
a capital city, a university, a theatre and a British
Embassy will usually have at least a pocket of
Shakespeare fans."

19. Weblinks.
• https://issuu.com/shakespearemagazine
• http://www.shakespearemagazine.com/
• https://www.facebook.com/ShakespeareMagazine/
• https://www.instagram.com/ukshakespeare/
• https://twitter.com/UKShakespeare
• https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU_vU3QtmEcWjLKHAP8zs
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