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          <lb />BARDSTOWN KY<lb />"Standard"<lb /><lb />Oct 23<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />ountry will converge in<lb />ardstown Oct. 2427 to dis-<lb /><lb />rama Conference.<lb />The event in Bardstown,<lb />ome of Paul Green�?Ts long<lb />ing outdoor drama The<lb />tephen Foster Story, is the<lb />9th annual conference spon-<lb />ored by the Institute of Out-<lb />oor Drama at the University<lb />lof North Carolina at Chapel<lb />Hill. The institute is a re-<lb />search and advisory agency of<lb />ithe university.<lb />| The conference is the only<lb />pational meeting for those in-<lb /><lb />Professionals from across the.<lb /><lb />e 1991 National Outdoor<lb />~~ gites.<lb /><lb />' Shakespeare<lb /><lb />Foster<lb /><lb />volved i in the production, man-<lb />agement or planning of out-<lb />door historical dramas, which<lb />bring to life events that took<lb />place at or near performance<lb />The historic settings,<lb />along with larger-than-life<lb />portrayals, song and dance,<lb />and spectacular special effects,<lb />create a form of theatrical en-<lb />tertainment viewed by more<lb />than 2 million people last year.<lb />Traditionally, the conference<lb />draws representatives from<lb />more than 70 outdoor histori-<lb />cal drama companies in 30<lb />states from Alaska to Florida.<lb />These theater professionals<lb />produce historical _ plays,<lb />festivals, reli-<lb />gious dramas and pageants<lb />that in 1990 generated $6 bil-<lb />lion for the travel industry.<lb />Outdoor historical dramas<lb />created more than 4,500 jobs<lb />each year. �?oa<lb /><lb />Local host for this year�?Ts con-<lb /><lb />ae of. the historical<lb />drama now entering its 34th<lb />season in the 1,400seat J.<lb /><lb />Dan Talbott Amphitheatre on *<lb />�?~the grounds of My Old -Ken- |<lb /><lb />tucky Home State Park in<lb /><lb />-Bardstown. 4.<lb /><lb />A tour of the facility will be<lb />part of an indepth look at the<lb />operation of The Stephen Fos-<lb /><lb />ter Story. Tours of local histor- ©<lb /><lb />ic attractions, including the<lb />19thcentury �?~plantation that<lb />inspired Foster's melody �?oMy<lb />Old Kentucky Home,�?� will<lb />highlight .a schedule of panel<lb />discussions and workshops.<lb />Participants also can eat<lb />aboard the 1940s vintage din-<lb />ing cars of My Old Kentucky<lb />Dinner Train as it travels from<lb />Bardstown. to Limestone<lb />Springs and back.<lb /><lb />On Oct. 26, the Texas Pan-<lb /><lb />_<lb /><lb />Ama �?~conference to be held here<lb /><lb />tion. Designed for seasoned<lb />_ professionals and public rela-<lb />} tions directors who are well-<lb />acquainted with the basics of<lb />audience = development and<lb />- promotion, the seminar will of-<lb /><lb />i fer a look at the nuts and bolts<lb /><lb />. of the Texas! marketing cam-<lb />' paign, especially its innovative<lb /><lb />- elements.<lb /><lb />Also during the workshop;<lb />the 1991 Mark R. Sumner<lb />Award will be presented to-a<lb />person who has contributed<lb />significantly to a specific out-<lb />door drama or to the field in<lb />areas such as playwrighting,<lb />choreography, direction, dance<lb />and acting. The Sumner<lb />Award honors the lifetime con-<lb />tribution of the Institute oi<lb />Outdoor .Drama�?Ts_ director<lb />emeritus.<lb /><lb />handle Heritage Foundation, _ :<lb /><lb />producers of the outdoor dra-<lb />ma Texas!/, in Canyon, Texas;<lb /><lb />ference will be The Stephen will present the Paul Green<lb /><lb />prema | Association, "<lb /><lb />BL aa SIS<lb /><lb />tree las: Sin Pin Boas<lb /><lb />sipesntsncan tate Seas ;<lb /><lb />Seminar �?~in * Theatre Produc-<lb /><lb />A tcc LO Bub t. clae 6<lb /><lb /></p>
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