TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25Selecting the story, finding, negotiating and workingwith the authors.SEMINAR LEADER: Rusty Mundell, playwright, BlueJacket, Xenia, OHParTiciPANTS: Frank Brink, playwright, Cry of theWild Ram, Kodiak, AK; Tom DeTitta, playwright, TheReach of Song, Hiawassee, GA; Michael Rasbury,composer, Blue Jacket, Xenia, OHIdentifying the site, amphitheatre design/construc-tion and options for staff housing.SEMINAR LEADER: David Weiss, theatre consultant,Charlottesville, VAPARTICIPANT: Rusty Mundell, playwright, Blue Jacket,Xenia, OHWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26Organizing a fundraising campaign for capital, op-erational and endowment support.SEMINAR LEADER: William E. Jones, president,W. Ellery Jones and Associates, Cincinnati, OHParTICIPANT: David Bundy, director of development,The Lost Colony, Manteo, NCStaff responsibilities, hiring timetables, the paid vs.volunteer cast, and auditions.SEMINAR LEADER: Christopher Parsons, director, Songof Liberty, Kenansville, NCParTICIPANTS: David Mills, managing director, VivaE/ Paso!, El Paso, TX; Barbara Polly, chair, LonesomePine Arts and Crafts, Big Stone Gap, VAAn opportunity to pose specific questions on issuesinvolved in the planning and development of newoutdoor dramas.SEMINAR LEADER: David Weiss, theatre consultant,Charlottesville, VAParTICIPANTS: Frank Brink, playwright, Cry of theWild Ram, Kodiak, AK; David Bundy, director ofdevelopment, The Lost Colony, Manteo, NC; TomDeTitta, playwright, The Reach of Song, Hiawassee,GA; William E. Jones, president, W. Ellery Jones andAssociates, Cincinnati, OH; David Mills, managingdirector, Viva El Paso!, El Paso, TX; Rusty Mundell,playwright, Blue Jacket, Xenia, OH; ChristopherParsons, director, Song of Liberty, Kenansville, NC;Barbara Polly, chair, Lonesome Pine Arts and Crafts,Big Stone Gap, VA; Michael Rasbury, composer, BlueJacket, Xenia, OHCompany reps from dramas across the U.S. summa-rize the year�?Ts production activities and season at-tendance.Moberator: Scott J. Parker, director, Institute ofOutdoor Drama, Chapel Hill, NCHost: H.N. �?oKelly�?� Bazemore, vice president forsales, Progress Press, Roanoke, VAMASTER OF CEREMONIES: JOn Summerton, general man-ager, The Lost Colony, Manteo, NC�?oCostuming the Hysterteat Historical OutdoorDrama: Aesthetic and Practical Issues in Design�?�The challenges of creating authentic yet theatricalcostumes and the working relationship between theartistic director and the costume designer.PARTICIPANTS: Gail Argetsinger, costume designer,The Hill Cumorah Pageant, Palmyra, NY; JerryArgetsinger, director, The Hill Cumorah Pageant,Palmyra, NYTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 27A walking tour of the 4,100-seat amphitheatre whichincludes one of the largest multi-level stages in thecountry, administrative offices, complex of galleries,museums, gift shops, and array of recreated Biblicalstructures located throughout the 600-acre site.Host: The Great Passion PlayQuestion-and-answer session exploring managementpolicies and practices of the country�?Ts largest pas-sion plays, which draws nearly 300,000 people an-nually.Moberator: Robert Foster, chief executive officer,The Great Passion Play, Eureka Springs, ARA guided tour of the 1,800-seat amphitheatre, homeof The Shepherd of ithe Hills outdoor drama; will alsoinclude backstage areas and the computerized boxoffice.Operating The Shepherd of the HillsQuestion-and-answer session exploring managementpolicies and practices of this historical outdoor dramawhich operates on a seven-month season.MooperATor: Doug Sullivan, general manager, TheShepherd of the Hiils, Branson, MOQuestions-and-answers about the production of thedrama.Moperator: Keith Thurman, director, The Shepherdof the Hills, Branson, MO__ FRIDAY, {OCTOBER 28 _Line item allocation and the budgeting process.Moperator: Barry Hipps, general manager, UntoThese Hills, Cherokee, NCPARTICIPANTS: Patty Bryant, president, �?oTEXAS,�?�Canyon, TX; J. William Wolf, general manager, Songof Liberty, Kenansville, NCWays of complying with the �?oreasonable accommo-dation�?� provisions of the Americans with Disabili-ties Act, and the budgetary and ethical concerns in-volved.Moberator: Kathi Ellis, ADA consultant, Louisville, KYMASTER OF CEREMONIES: Ken Smith, vice-president ofproduction, The Great Passion Play, Eureka Springs,ARFEATURED SPEAKER: Anna Lee Clark, native of EurekaSprings, who will talk about the history of this uniqueOzark Mountain community.Once called �?oa Victorian national treasure�?� by Timemagazine, Eureka Springs has been transformed froman international spa known for its healing waters intoa busy resort community whose 125 gift shops inthe famed historic district specialize in local crafts.Host: The Great Passion PlayQuestions-and-answers with members of the com-pany about the production of the drama.Moberator: David Bland, director, The Great PassionPlay, Eureka Springs, ARSATURDAY, OCTOBER 29Survival strategies for companies in financial distress.MopeRaAtorR: Marion Waggoner, producer/artisticdirector, Tecumseh!, Chillicothe, OHParTICIPANTS: Curtis Smalling, general manager, Hornin the West, Boone, NC; Tedi Vaughn, general man-ager, Jenny Wiley Drama Association, Prestonsburg, KYDoes the public expect unreasonable business polli-cies from religious dramas, and do they get them?Mopberator: Guido della Vecchia, producer, TheBlack Hills Passion Play, Spearfish, SDPARTICIPANTS: Robert Foster, chief executive officer, TheGreat Passion Play, Eureka Springs, AR; Ted Oliver,marketing director, The Promise, Glen Rose, TXCompany reps are encouraged to bring examples ofPSA and promotional tapes (TV and radio) to beshowcased and discussed.Mobperator: David Elkinton, executive director,Prickett�?Ts Fort, Fairmont, WVGive-and-take dialogue on issues of concern.Mopberator: Bob West, executive producer, TheLegend of Daniel Boone, Harrodsburg, KYHost: Jerry Coffelt, president, and Stan Mathes,national sales manager, Easy Computer Systems,Branson, MOMASTER OF CEREMONIES: Barbara Polly, chair, Lone-some Pine Arts and Crafts, Big Stone Gap, VAPAUL GREEN SEMINARS KeyNoTE Appress: William IveyLong, costume designer, New York, NYPRESENTATION OF THE MARK R. SUMNERAWARDCash BarRegistration & Travel Information$175 per person includes all conference sessions, 2lunches, 3 dinners, plus 1 lunch and 1 dinner compli-ments of The Great Passion Play, in-town and Branson,MO transportation, tours, and special events. Registra-tion must be postmarked no later than Friday, October14, 1994.The IRS allows tax deductions for education expenses,including registration fees, costs of travel, meals andlodging, to maintain or improve skills required in youremployment or business.Call Amy Preble, UNC Division of Continuing Educa-tion, (919) 962-3345 or (800) 845-8640; FAX number:(919) 962-2061. VISA or MasterCard required for phoneor FAX registration.There is a $30.00 late fee for all registrations postmarkedafter Friday, October 14, 1994, or made by phone orFAX after Tuesday, October 18, 1994.Extra meal tickets for guests not attending conferencesessions should be ordered in advance, or may be pur-chased at the conference desk. Please indicate on con-ference registration form if you have special dietaryneeds.Full refunds will be made for cancellations received byTuesday, October 18, 1994. After that date a $25.00administrative fee will be deducted. No refunds can bemade after Friday, October 21, 1994. Refunds cannotbe given for meals. Notification of cancellation mustbe in writing.The Fayetteville, AR airport is served by American Eagle,Atlantic Southeast, Northwest Air Link, Trans World Ex-press, and USAir Express.To arrange transportation, call the Inn of the Ozarks at(800) 552-3785 when making room accommodationsthere. Driving time from the airport to Eureka Springs,AR is approximately one hour.Individuals with disabilities should notify the Instituteoffice if they require any special accommodations inorder to participate in this conference.Tuesday, 3:00-5:00 pm.Wednesday, 1:00-3:00 pm.CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORMComplete a separate form for each person registeringNameSocial Security #AffiliationFIRSTDaytime PhoneAddressFAXName as it is to appear on name tag:FIRST) Special dietary needs:$175.00 Registration fee (includes all conference sessions, 2lunches, 3 dinners, plus 1 lunch and 1 dinner, compliments of The Great Card NumberPAYMENT: Q) Check L) Money OrderQO) VISA OY MC Exp. date2assion Play, in-town and Branson, MO transportation, tours, and specialevents)Late registration fee (after October 14)Extra Wednesday dinnerExtra Thursday dinnerExtra Friday lunchExtra Saturday lunchExtra Saturday banquetTotal enclosedCardholder�?Ts Name$30.00Cardholder�?Ts Signature$17.50 eachUNC-CH Division of Continuing Education$7.50 each Outdoor Drama Conferenceoak cial UNC Continuing Education$9.50 each PO. Box 3392$9.50 each Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3392(919) 962-3345$19.00 each (800) 845-8640Fax (919) 962-2061 Code: B-537INN OF THE OZARKS REGISTRATION FORMOutdoor Drama Conference ¢ October 25-29, 1994Complete this form and send with payment orcredit card information.Call 1-800-552-3785Be sure to identify yourself as an |OD conferenceparticipant.Guaranteed reservations are required, either withcredit card or by pre-payment of one night's lodg-ing plus tax.Reservations must be received no later thanWednesday, October 12, 1994.Single $62.00 plus tax (10.5%)Double $68.00 plus tax (10.5%)NameFIRSTAddressDaytime PhoneArriving DepartingNumber of adults in partyPAYMENT: QO CheckO) Credit Card - Type Exp. DateCard NumberCardholder�?Ts NameCardholder�?Ts SignatureInn of the OzarksP.O. Box 431Eureka Springs, AR 72632