The Paul GreenFoundation,Inc.Board of TrusteesLaurence G. AveryPresidentScott J. ParkerVice-PresidentBetsy G. MoyerSecretary-TreasurerJames ApplewhiteMilly S. BarrangerCharles W. CheekByrd G. CornwellJanet M. GreenPaul E. Green, Jr.Paul M. GreenH.G. JonesJohn P. Kennedy, Jr.Roy ParkerSam RaganAvery B. RussellShelby StephensonMark R. SumnerIra David Wood IIIRhoda H. WynnExecutive DirectorMarsha WarrenPost Office Box 2624Chapel Hill, NC 27515(919) 968-1655TEXAS! TO RECEIVE PAUL GREEN SEMINAR AWARDThe Paul Green Foundation (Chapel Hill, NC) has announcedthe awarding of a $2500 grant which will support a uniquetheatre production seminar at the National Conference onOutdoor Drama in Bardstown, KY, October 24-27, 1991.The award is a dual-purpose program designed to offerdramas distinctive, high-quality, practical marketinginformation and to honor an individual theatre companywhich has clearly excelled in that field of theatreproduction.Selected to receive the award and deliver the Paul GreenSeminar in Theatre Production is the Texas PanhandleHeritage Foundation, producers of TEXAS! (Canyon, TX)."For several years, the Paul Green Foundation Board hasbeen looking for ways to be of service to the outdoordramas, and with the seminar we�?Tve found a way," saidLaurence Avery, president of the Paul Green Foundation."It is our hope that the seminar will strengthen themovement as a whole by helping people enhance thefinancial underpinning of the plays."The unusual two-and-a-half-hour seminar scheduled forSaturday, October 26, will be conducted by the managementteam from TEXAS! which, in many ways, has beenresponsible for the remarkable attendance record of themusical drama as it grew from 61,388 audience members in1966 to 110,621 people in 1990 - a whopping 99% ofcapacity. "Raymond Raillard, Margaret Harper and PattyBryant represent the best the outdoor drama movement hasever produced," said Avery, "and we�?Tre pleased toshowcase their campaign and method of operation."Designed for the seasoned professional manager and PRdirector, already well-acquainted with the basics ofaudience development and promotion, the seminar willoffer an inside look at the nuts-and-bolts of the TEXAS!marketing campaign, with emphasis on those elements ofthe campaign which set it apart from the more traditionalmarketing approaches used by many outdoor dramas in thewes.The Paul Green Foundation was established in 1982 toencourage and promote symphonic outdoor drama, and tofurther the work of the Pulitzer Prize-winningplaywright, author of The Lost Colony (Manteo, NC), andoriginator of the symphonic outdoor drama genre.