WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21Company reps from dramas across the U.S.summarize the year�?Ts production activitiesand season attendance.Moderator: Scott J. Parker, director, Insti-tute of Outdoor Drama, Chapel Hill, NCHayride journey to Fort Misery (a replica1840's cavalry post), for Texas-style chuck-wagon cookout and entertainment aroundthe campfire.ewe urnere | Here ?THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22¥A walking tour of the 1,500-seat amphi-theatre which was constructed in 1976of native stone from the surroundingFranklin Mountains.Question-and-answer session exploringmanagement policies and practices ofthis company which increased its audienceby more than 50% in 1991.Moderator: David D. Mills, managingdirector, Viva El Paso!, El Paso, TX|A critical evaluation of employmentpractices throughout the industry andrecommended changes for the 90's.Moderator: Patty Bryant, assistant manager,Texas!, Canyon, TXParticipants: Richard Case, amphitheatremanager, Black Hills Passion Play, Spear-fish, SD: Bill Jeffers, managing director,Oklahoma!, Tulsa, OK; Wayne Sims,general manager, Cross and Sword, St.Augustine, FLA traditional Southwestern chicken fajitadinner served in the open-air amphitheatrePavilion near Rainbow Canyon.Host: El Paso Association for the Perfor-ming ArtsWith full lights, sets and costumes, aspecial performance highlighting thesongs and dance of this unique musicalproduction.Question-and-answer session with thecompany about the production of thedrama.Moderator: Hctor M. Serrano, artisticdirector, Viva El Paso!, El Paso, TXi 41 DY. 0) Oh (0);) 1 akAn inside look into the successful devel-opment operations of one of the nation�?Tspremiere non-profit professional theatres.(Funding for this seminar made possibleby a grant from the Paul GreenFoundation.)Moderator: Marsha Warren, executivedirector, The Paul Green Foundation,Chapel Hill, NCParticipants: Paul Nicholson, generalmanager; James Cox, developmentdirector; Mallory Pierce, director ofmembership; Oregon ShakespeareFestival, Ashland, OR|Master of Ceremonies: David D. Mills,managing director, Viva El Paso!, ElPaso, TXFeatured Speaker: Adair Margo, chair, TexasCommission on the Arts, Austin, TXRich in history and culture of revolutionaryMexico, Juarez is only a 10-minute rideacross the Rio Grande, is the nation�?Tsfourth largest city and offers a variety ofcolorful markets for an afternoon ofshopping and sightseeing.El Paso and Juarez boast many of thefinest Southwestern and Mexican restau-rants anywhereSATURDAY, OCTOBER 24Company reps are encouraged to bringexamples of PSA and promotional videotapes. A VCR will be set up for discre-tionary use throughout the day andevening.The pros and cons of outdoor dramacompanies producing Broadway musicals.Moderator: Rusty Mundell, playwright,Blue Jacket, Xenia, OHParticipants: Kermit Hunter, playwright,Horn in the West, Boone, NC; TediVaughan, general manager, Jenny WileyDrama Associa�?oion, Prestonsburg, KY;Denton Yockey, general manager, GalvestonIsland Outdoor Musicals, Galveston, TXThe crucial relationship between theboard of directors and its staff, from theboard�?Ts point of view.Moderator: Barbara Daughtry, chair, ElPaso Association for the Performing Arts,El Paso; 1XParticipants: David Henson, chair, CherokeeHistorical Association, Cherokee, NC;Michael Mcintyre, chair, Ramona PageantAssociation, Hemet, CA; Barbara Polly,chair, Lonesome Pine Arts and Crafts,Big Stone Gap, VAWhat the media will and will not use,and why. Company reps are encouragedto bring two different production photosfor evaluation.Moderator: Martha Maclver, executivedirector, Champoeg: The Story of OldOregon, St. Paul, ORParticipants: Brad Cooper, president,de-Bruyn, Cooper, Maldonado AdvertisingAgency, El Paso, TX; Robbie Farley-Villalobos, arts and entertainment editor,El Paso Herald Post, El Paso, TXGive-and-take dialogue on issues ofconcern.Moderator: Margar Namico, generalmanager, Tr t in the Land, NewPhila iaMaster of Ceremonies: Jerry Argetsinger,artistic director, Hill Cumorah Pageant,Palmyra, NYFeatured Speaker: Allan W. Eckert, play-wright, Tecumseh!, Chillicothe, OHPresentation of the 1992 Mark R. SumnerAwardThe Special Edition Company of Viva ElPaso! will perform flamenco, folklorico,clogging and a Western hoedown.Host: Easy Computer Systems, Branson,MORegistration and Travel Information$175.00 per person includes all conference ses-sions, 2 lunches, 3 dinners, in-town transporta-tion, U.S. tours and special events. Registrationmust be postmarked no later than Wednesday,October 7, 1992.The IRS allows tax deductions for educationalexpenses, including registration fees, costs oftravel, meals and lodging, to maintain orimprove skills required in your employment orbusiness.Call Betty Dawe, UNC Division of ContinuingEducation, (919) 962-3345; FAX (919) 962-2061.VISA and MasterCard.There is a $25.00 late fee for all registrationspostmarked after Wednesday, October 7, 1992,or made by phone after Tuesday, October 13,1992.Extra meal tickets for guests not attendingconference sessions should be ordered inadvance, or may be purchased at the con-ference desk.Full refunds will be made for cancellationsreceived by Tuesday, October 13, 1992. Afterthat date, a $20 administrative fee will bededucted. No refunds can be made afterMonday, October 19, 1992. Refunds cannot begiven for meals. Please confirm cancellationsin writing.The El Paso, TX airport is served by five majorairlines with 85 flights daily.Call the Holiday Inn Park Place (533-8241) forcourtesy van transportation from the airport.Driving time from the airport to the HolidayInn Park Place is 15 minutes.Individuals with disabilities should notify theInstitute office if they require any accom-modations in order to participate in thisconference.Wednesday, 1:00-3:00 pmCONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORMComplete a separate form for each person registering.Name:Last FirstAffiliation:Address:Social Security #:Daytime Phone:$175.00 ss Registration fee (includes all conference sessions, 2lunches, 3 dinners, in-town transportation, U.S. tours,and special events)CHOOSE INDIAN CLIFFS ENTREE___ 10 oz. ribeye steakgrilled orange roughyLate registration fee (after October 7) $25.00Extra Indian Cliffs ticket(s)ribeye steakorange roughyExtra Thursday lunch ticket(s)Extra Friday lunch ticket(s)Extra Saturday Banquet ticket(s)Total enclosed@$23.75 ea.@$19.75 ea.@$8.00 ea.@$15.00 ea.@$17.00 ea.Payment: LI Check J Money Order OF VISA CO MCCard Number: Exp. dateCardholder�?Ts Name:Cardholder�?Ts Signature:UNC-CH Division of Continuing EducationOutdoor Drama ConferenceDivision of Continuing EducationFriday Center, CB 1020Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1020(919) 962-3345 Code: B311HOLIDAY INN RESERVATION FORMOlTicellelam Dirlirm@iiicacieasComplete this form and send with paymentor credit card information.Call (915) 533-8241: Be sure to identifyyourself as an IOD conference participant.Guaranteed reservations are required,either with credit card or by pre-paymentof one night�?Ts lodging plus tax.Reservations must be received no laterthan Wednesday, October 14, 1992.Single $39.00 plus tax (14%)King Single $45.00 plus tax (14%)Double $54.00 plus tax (14%)Name:October 21-24, 1992LastAddress:Daytime Phone:Arriving:Departing:Number of adults in party: ____Payment: LJ CheckL] AMEXCard Number:Expiration Date:Cardholder's Name:Cardholder's Signature:L] Money OrderLJ] VISA L] DINERSHOLIDAY INN PARK PLACE325 North KansasEl Paso, TX 79901(915) 533-8241: FAX (915) 544-9979