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Sag a ag aes ae coeWard: �?o1991 NATION/ ML Olae ey mighs 2 ewaa ae ae Hee a )bd ate ts zPatWee,» ays oy he a ce2 Sea & 3 a ea eso aay %Be Saal : soSe gg es Oe = ts 7 he ein ghs Ba 8eaeTHURSDAY OCTOBER YM, {| 1:45-3:00-pm_ WRITING MUSIC FOR OUTDOOR DRAMA [ ¢-:| 1:15=2:30;pm COMMUNITY RELATIONS: A CASE STUDY5 a | Billy Edd Wheeler, playwright/composer, ; ae: Moderator: Bert Ballard, general manager (1963-1991),| 3:00-5:00 pm REGISTRATION AND ae 4 | Young Abe Lincoln, Lincoln City, IN : ey The Stephen Foster Story, Bardstown, KYiekamen Sea enesor sasatanem seniowiswreroisaerrisvct J] G] Fw Cos Dave meat dc BronCompany reps kale dramas across the U. yen, _ ; £3 : :the year�?Ts production activities and seaso Moderator: David Weiss, theatre consultant, bs &: sat Heaton, superintendent, My Old Kentucky Homei : 2, t Park, Bardst KYModerator: Scott J. Parker, director Zep mi rig eee ES pag ele yeeInstitute of Outdoor Drama, Chapel Hill, a Participants: Chuck Robertson, general production tae t / satty Green, director Smanager, The Great Passion Play, Eureka Springs, AR ' PP Office of Community Development, Bardstown, KY6:30-7:30: pm WELCOME:-RECEPTION Marion Waggoner, producerartistic director, Fy 4 The working relationship between town, state park andCo-hosts: The Stephen Foster Drama Association Tecumseh!, Chillicothe, OH Dees Tie drama.R Bardstown/Nelson County Tourist Commission An examination of the ADA which requires all outdoor fr fy] 03:00-5:303pm TOUR HISTORIC BARDSTOWN4 .7:30-9:00:pm AxKENTUCKY �?oDINNER theatres to be fully accessible and in compliance by F +). }-. Featuring stately mansions, Bardstown HistoricalSpecialties of the Bluegrass State �?~ ;Master of Ceremonies: James Blevins, producer,January 26, 1992. Museum, Museum of Whiskey History, St. JosephYoung Abe Lincoln, Lincoln City, IN4:45-6:00 pm VOCAL AND CHORAL CONCERNS IN Proto-Cathedral, and world-famous Jim Beam BourbonOUTDOOR THEATRE PRODUCTION DistilierySpeaker: Ron Gentry, Kentucky Secretary of Tourism, Moderator: David Brown, musical director, » 1 6:30-7:30 pm SOCIAL HOURFrankfort, KY: �?oThe Economic Impact of Kentucky's The Stephen Foster Story, Bardstown, KY Host: Richard Mix, Mix International Lighting, Inc.Outdoor Dramas�?� Performers: Cast members of The Stephen Foster Story Jeffersonville, INEntertainment: Bill and Martha Nell Hardy, Unto These eae:Hills, Cherokee, NC. A performance of A.R. Gurney�?TsFrom the audition process through the end of the season, 7s 7:30-9:00.pm. BANQUETLove Letters.| health lity. ien" ne . $3 ES Master of Ceremonies: Patricia ar ap producer,i 7:45-8:15 pm ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT PERIOR oe e _ () Mark Twain, Elmira, NY# 9:00 pm OPEN HOUSE 5 Relax and talk shop in the state�?Ts only dry-stone, pre-Civil § YS Speaker: Ed Henson, director Be Bee andCo-hosts: The Stephen Foster Drama Association is War railroad depot. ea? �?~V Historic Sites, Frankfort, KY fe! e State Park/OutdoorBardstown/Nelson County Tourist Commission ae 4 : rr eatercii. 2 ett4] 845-105 ~pm_ �?oAkE*ABOARD!�?� = MY-OLD KENTUCKY [ . Drama Connection: ied eeFRIDAY �?~even @)3)a°3 y= �?o2 DINNER TRAIN ; x . Presentation of the Mark R. Sumner Award1] Sar Fine food and cocktails aboard the elegant 1940s vintage § J Entertainment: Nancy Johnson Barker and Blake Barker. i dinner train as it travels through the beautiful Kentucky § © 3 perform Appalachian folksongs on traditional instru-events held on the grounds of My Old Kentucky Home State Park.) countryside from Bardstown to Limestone Springs and § 1 ments, including dulcimer, dobro, guitar and banjo.se | rt swe ff] 9:00.pm CHEERS5et0:15: TOUR: MY:OLD KENTUCKY HOME rk Sth Host: Richard Mix, Mix | ional Lighting, Inc.Built tk 1095 the plantation which inspired Stephen ae SAVES) R DAY, OCTOBER 26 . i pores eer IN eo eester�?Ts most famous melody, �?oMy Old Kentucky Home,�?T he +~ ¢ beable best-known shrine, and the centerpiece of # 8:30-9:00 am COFFEE pS SSBardstown�?T's tourist trade. a | ge S 8) N DANG OCTO B FE R 27|||] 9:00-11:30:am PAUL GREEN-SEMINAR IN. THEATRE |4a a avait ~ sere geoey: geet ogre ad} PRODUCTION: MARKETING TEXAS-STYLE «- -| 8:30-9:00:am * COFFEEA walking tour will feature the 1,400-seat front-of-the- §. Aocsentar: Mnicha Wi tine dhecatcon: These Pilasl an 2Bhouse, backstage facilities, and administrative offices. J | Genii =e A iting Chaaed aioe: aes ee 4). & | 9:00-10:30 am NATURAL*ACTING2:00-12:30%pm LUNCH AL FRESCO! oi Participants: Raymond Raillard, executive vice president, 2 ee a Scott ng director, The Stephen FosterLunch in the grand�?~open-air Rotunda on the grounds of B . Texas!, Canyon, TX Sey, Mares Cowe,Ny My Old Kentucky Home. The site for all afternoon events. i» Margaret Harper, founder, Texas!, Canyon, TX Participants: Don Baker, producer/artistic director,~et itreat ce faa; ootre mS cea tO a TO Tg tosee egonoes. Me 2»sie aon �?oain ignS ling sort peorPe Re eeripe s\ntaetiesTs �?o.~sii * pga Prbsie+ engneeea ieByod tndane!33 a Stonewall County, Lexington, VA~30-pm ~QPERAHNG THE STEPHEN FOSTER: STORY 5 Patty Bryant, publicist, Texas!, Canyon, TXCo-Chairs; Bert Ballard, general manager (1963-1991), ff? | An inside look at the unique PR campaign which con- David Lively, director, Hatfields & McCoys,| The Stephen Foster Story, Bardstown, KY tt tributes to the remarkable attendance record of Texas! Fs: Beckley, WVXS (1990 attendance: 110,621, or 99% of capacity.) Funding J. Charles Otte, director, Blue Jacket, Xenia, OH» tig Offutt, general manager, Ait] for this seminar is made possible by a grant from The Paul fe The challenge of achieving a naturalistic acting style�?o~The Stephen Foster Story, Bardstown, KY e Green Foundation, Chapel Hill, NC : eg Be in the performance of outdoor historical drama.\.Question-and-answer session exploring management § .) ae INGpolicies and practices of this 33-year-old Coy Fa LARO=OR an _fa Ce,= onthe as _ vi raee a ay ted �?~Dp HOR OR A |et ee =ie "i INNS ONORegistration and Travel Information CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM | ay i Outdoor Drama ConferenceOctober 24-27, 19917Sect + Sac { �?~ ay4 SCI9 xerata Neg ae ileseYe : eedREGISTRATION FEE: | Complete a separate form for each person registering. Ji�?~? . 3 MAH "RESERVATIONS:| $175.00 per person includes all conference sessions, lun- Ji "fyi | Complete this form and send with payment or creditcheons, dinner meals, in-town transportation, local tours J» { Name: 7 aE : card information.and special events. Registration must be postmarked no § 7. a tape PHONE: RESERVATIONS:eT : ee an . .later than Thursday, October 10, 1991. �?~ Affiliation: ~ jh =2 | Call (502) 348-9253. Be sure to identify yourself as aREGISTRATION BY* PHONE: | Address: ; ie 7 conference participant.Call Cathy Ashworth or Betty Kompst, UNC Division of 9° ee. �?~3 �?~Continuing Education, (919) 962-2643. VISA and MC. 5 5, ] PAYMENT:Eta mee oo 3Seen ee eewe, ~A AA BEAD 5BEE Daytime Phone: £ ) ¥ | 7 *{ Guaranteed reservations are required, either withLATE REGISTRATION: es ae. credit card or by pre-payment of one night�?Ts lodgingThere is a $25.00 late fee for all registrations postmarked | }| IN�,�LUDE PAYMENT AS FOLLOWS: eS plus tax.after Thursday, October 10, 1991, or made by phone after Ff =| ¢ 175.00 Registration fee (includs dll conferente ses- se fess ;Tuesday, October 15, 1991. eh sions, luncheon and dinner meals, in-town DEE:1 Reservations must be received no later than Monday,| ial tMEAL: TICKETS: transportation, tours, and special events) October 14, 1991.Extra meal tickets for guests not attending conference Chouse Signet train Sains 53 Qe Tiasessions should be ordered in advance, or may be pur- UU prime rib LU seafood LU game hen ) | RAPES: Single $40.00 plus tax (9.18%)chased during conference desk check-in hours. Extra meal § ¥|$___ Late registration fee (after Oct. 10) $25.00 Fi } | Double $50.00 plus tax (9.18%)tickets for My Old Kentucky Dinner Train must be pre- 1 Extra Thursday dinner ticket(s) $12.55 Ba #9paid no later than Tuesday, October 15, 1991. Please | Extra Friday lunch ticket(s) $7.75 IH ta Name:select entre for each dinner train ticket ordered. : i.i ee ae en % 2 £ ie Extra Friday Dinner Train ticket(s) $40.00 Fi toREFUND: POLICY: Ey 0 prime rib 0 seafood LI game hen a! 4) Address:Conference registration refunds will be made for can- : Extra Saturday lunch ticket(s) $7.35 Be ia COM D}}| ceilations received by Tuesday, October 15, 1991. After 2 c Cunietae a Festa $15.00 REE:�?~}| that date, a $20 administrative fee will be deducted. No Ferme gmc pa es ee ee 4&1 Daytime Phone: ( oe4] refunds can be made after Monday, October 21, 1991. 9) :. _____ Total enclosed a :Please confirm cancellations in writing. || payment: (1 Check 0 Money Order 1 VISA 0 MCho lainePO eeSA I FCS ENR RRLastRat Aa OTE KITTYhhh IORI AHN sere piles stetey on,» stati ih th Thies Esl EO CPArriving: Departing:| AIR TRAVEL: + | card Number. Exp. date: ___ J 1. || Number of adults in party: __The Louisville, KY airport is served by most major airlines. Fs gee ae iene �?o4 i a Payment: LI Check LI Money Order| Driving time from the airport is 45 minutes. : is Cardholder's Signature: ES. i | CO AMEX 0 VISA O MC O DINERS|| CARSRENTAL: : MAKE-CHECKS- PAYABLE �?~TO: ».) | Card Number: Exp. date:| | Hertz (800-654-2240) is offering conference weekend rates [jj | UNC-CH Division of Continuing Education ES b arrtleaielien�?T; from $14.80 to $19.80 with unlimited mileage. Refer to d *MAH®TO: Outdoor Drama Conference Pass ap gv ape} | meeting number 9468. a, Division of Continuing Education 2 §| Signature:y es ae if Friday Center, CB 1020 4| CONFERENCE "DESK .CHECKAAN: OURS: he Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1020 24 3 Mailito: HOLIDAY INN BARDSTOWNThursday, October 24 3:00 to 5:00pm + (919) 962-2643 i PoE: U.S. E. South & BLuegrass Parkway* PO. Box 520Friday, October 25 8:30am to noon B* | OFFICE USE ONLY ete BS KY 40004Date PayerRef Code B216 ae (502) 348-9253esPatradre: ee eee 445 YH mar,aiw ~ a 4 dy ie* ban a ae Lae aa ;LeRae