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PAGE 10THE CHAPEL HILL HERALDFRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1991Conference explores outdoor dramaShow production, management, planning to be discussedCHAPEL HILL Professionalsfrom across the country willconverge in Bardstown, Ky.,Oct. 24-27 to discuss �?otheatreunder the stars�?T�?T at the 1991 Na-tional Outdoor Drama Confer-ence.The event in Bardstown,home of Paul Green�?Ts outdoordrama �?oThe Stephen FosterStory,�?� is the 29th annual con-ference sponsored by the Insti-tute of Outdoor Drama at theUniversity of North Carolina atChapel Hill. The institute is aresearch and advisory agency ofthe university.The conference is the onlynational meeting for those in-volved in the production, man-agement or planning of outdoorhistorical dramas, which drama-tize life events that took placeat or near performance sites.Local host for this year�?Ts con-�?Tference will be The Stephen Fos-ter Drama Association, pro-ducers of the historical dramanow entering its 34th season.A tour of the facility will bepart of an in-depth look at theoperation of �?oThe Stephen Fos-ter Story.�?T�?��?T Tours of local his-toric attractions, including the19th-century plantation that in-spired Foster�?Ts melody �?o�?~My OldKentucky Home,�?� will highlighta schedule of panel discussionsand workshops. Participantsalso can eat a gourmet mealaboard the 1940s vintage diningcars.of My Old Kentucky DinnerTrain as it travels from Bards-town to Limestone Springs andback. :�?~On Oct. 26, the Texas Pan-handle Heritage Foundation,producers of the outdoor drama�?oTexas!�?� in Canyon, Texas, willpresent the Paul Green Seminarin Theatre Production. Designedfor seasoned professionals andpublic relations directors whoare well-acquainted with the ba-:sics of audience developmentand promotion, the seminarwill offer a look at the nuts andbolts of the �?oTexas!�?� marketingcampaign.Also during the workshop,the 1991 Mark R. SumnerAward will be presented to aperson who has contributed sig-nificantly to a specific outdoordrama or to the field in areassuch as playwriting, choreogra-phy, direction, dance and act-ing.

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