Company reps from dramas across the U.S.summarize the year�?Ts production activitiesand season attendance.MobperATOR: Scott J. Parker, director,Institute of Outdoor Drama, Chapel Hill,NCHosts: Randy K. Smith, systems sales,Barbizon, Atlanta, GABill Price, systems sales, Barbizon,Alexandria, VASylvia Sinclair, systems sales, Barbizon,Denver COA walking tour of the 1,920-seat amphithe-atre, home of the nation�?Ts newest outdoorhistorical drama, UTAH, including admin-istrative offices, backstage, rehearsal facili-ties, and the 42,000 square foot Center forthe Arts, featuring its 330-seat indoor the-atre, dance studios, black box theatre,recital hall, and classrooms.Question and answer session exploringmanagement policies and practices of thedrama which played to 75,000 people lastyear.Moperator: David Grapes, managing artis-tic director, UTAHI, St. George, UTPARTICIPANTS: Robert Paxton, playwrightJoan Peterson, marketing directorDoug Stewart, founding producer andlyricist, UTAH, St. George, UTWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3Collecting, protecting and exhibitingvaluable theatre memorabilia andarchival documents.Mopberator: Phil Brigandi, pageanthistorian, The Ramona Pageant, Hemet, CALiving with the all-important land-useagreement for theatres on state, county andcity property.MobperATOR: Patty Bryant, president,�?oTEXAS,�?� Canyon, TXPARTICIPANTS: Jan Abel, producer, BlueJacket, Xenia, OHBill Coleman, general manager, TheStephen Foster Story, Bardstown, KYDavid Mills, managing director, VivaEI Paso!, El Paso, TXOne-man show dramatizing the wit andwisdom of the Father of Utah, BrighamYoung.Spirited song and dance from NativeAmerican and western cowboy cultures.An authentic Dutch oven dinner served onthe beautiful Tuacahn Plaza of the UTAH!amphitheatre complex.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4This walking tour of the Festival, which thisyear celebrated its 35th anniversary,includes the 800-seat Adams Amphitheatre,the 763-seat indoor Randall Theatre, andsupport facilities on the Southern UtahUniversity campus.Question and answer session exploringmanagement policies and practices of oneof the nation�?Ts premiere classical theatres.Moberator: Fred C. Adams, founder andexecutive director, Utah ShakespeareanFestival, Cedar City, UTPARTICIPANTS: Douglas N Cook, producingartistic directorCameron Harvey, producing artistic directorR. Scott Phillips, managing director, UtahShakespearean Festival, Cedar City, UTHow three major attractions (UtahShakespearean Festival, UTAH!, and theZion Canyon Cinemax Theatre) formed asuccessful marketing partnership toincrease area tourism.Moperator: Donna Law, audiencedevelopment director, UtahShakespearean Festival, Cedar City, UTPARTICIPANTS: Wendy Bowers, director ofmarketing and public relations, UtahShakespearean Festival, Cedar City, UTLinda Holder, sales director, Zion CanyonCinemax Theatre, Springdale, UTJoan Peterson, marketing director, UTAH!,St. George, UTA giant screen motion picture journey withsurround-sound discovering the myth,magic and beauty of Zion Canyon.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5�?oCreating Conditions for Artistic Excellence�?�An in-depth study showing how Unto TheseHills (Cherokee, NC) has created condi-tions throughout its organization whichplaces production quality at the top of thepriority list.Moberator: Laurence Avery, president,Paul Green Foundation, Chapel Hill, NCPARTICIPANTS: Pam Atha, choreographerGlen Gourley, stage managerWilliam Hardy, production directorPeter Hardy, artistic directorDavid E. Henson, chairman of the boardBarry Hipps, general managerBill Murphey, actor, Unto These Hills,Cherokee, NCA look at today�?Ts Internet and its potentialfor outdoor dramahow to navigate, inves-tigate, promote, advertise and utilize theWorld Wide Web.MoberaTor: Todd M. Lidh, webmaster,Institute of Outdoor Drama, Chapel Hill,NCGive-and-take dialogue on issues of concern.Moperator: Tedi Vaughan, managing direc-tor, Young Abe Lincoln, Lincoln City INMASTER OF CEREMONIES: Alice Norris, generalmanager, Oregon Fever!, Oregon City, OR.KEYNOTE ADpRESs: Joe Sears, actor, Austin, TXREGISTRATION AND TRAVEL$200 per person includes all conference sessions, 2lunches and 3 dinners, motorcoach transportation inSt. George, motorcoach transportation to Cedar Cityand Zion Canyon from St. George, tours, specialevents, and a full performance of the outdoor histori-cal drama, UTAHI. Registration must be postmarkedno later than Friday, September 20, 1996.Call the UNC Division of Continuing Education, (919)962-2643 or (800) 845-8640; FAX number: (919) 962-2061. VISA or MasterCard required for phone or FAXregistration.There is a $30.00 late fee for all registrations post-marked after Friday, September 20, 1996, or made byphone or FAX after Monday, September 23, 1996.Extra meal and activity tickets for guests not attendingconference sessions should be ordered in advance, ormay be purchased at the conference desk. Please indi-cate on conference registration form if you have spe-cial dietary needs.Full refunds will be made for cancellations receivedby Friday, September 20, 1996. After that date a$30.00 administrative fee will be deducted. Norefunds can be made after Friday, September 27,1996. Refunds cannot be given for meals. Notificationof cancellation must be in writing.St. George, UT is served by the McCarranInternational Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada, which isapproximately a 2-hour drive from the Ramada Inn(the conference hotel), located in St. George, UT. Thetelephone number for the airport is 702-261-5743.Travelers should be mindful of the one-hour time dif-ference between Las Vegas (Pacific Time) and St.George (Mountain Time).Car rental agencies available at the McCarranInternational Airport include: Alamo, Avis, Budget,Dollar, Hertz, National, Thrifty.A shuttle service makes four trips daily between theairport and the Ramada Inn. The cost is $20 one wayand $35 round trip. For schedule information and tomake reservations, call Autobus at 800-500-9786.Individuals with disabilities should notify the Instituteoffice if they require any special accommodations inorder to participate in this conference.Wednesday, October 2: 3:00-5:00 pm.CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORMComplete a separate form for each person registering.Name:Social Security #:LASTFIRSTAffiliation: Daytime Phone: /Address: FAX: /Name as it is to appear on name tag:FIRST LASTI Special dietary needs:INCLUDE PAYMENT AS FOLLOWS:$200.00 Registration fee per person (includes all conference sessions, 2 J Visa J MC Exp. datelunches and 3 dinners, motorcoach transportation in St. George, motorcoachtransportation to Cedar City and Zion Canyon from St. Cevents, and a full performance of the outdoor historical drama, UTAH). Doesnot include hotel-register separately below.Extra Thursday lunchExtra Thursday dinnerExtra Friday lunchExtra Friday dinnerExtra Saturday banquetExtra bus ThursdayExtra bus FridayZion Canyon TourTPH ALA LAA AAA LSTELLLate registration fee (after September 20) $30.00PAYMENT: Q Check ~] Money Orderserge, tours, special Card Number:Cardholder�?Ts Name:Cardholder�?Ts Signature:$7.00 each = CHECKS PAYABLE TO: UNC-CH Division of Continuing Education$9.00 each MAILTO: Outdoor Drama Conference$1 3.00 each Division of Continuing Education$15.00 each The Friday Center$21.00 each CB# 1020, University of North Carolina$5.00 each Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1020$10.50 each (919) 962-2643 or (800) 845-8640$3.00 each Fax (919) 962-2061 Code: B-716RAMADA INN AT ST. GEORGE, REGISTRATION FORMOutdoor Drama Conference ¢ October 25, 1996Complete this form and send with paymentor credit card information to the RamadaInn.Call (800) 713-9435 or (801) 628-2828Be sure to identify yourself as an IOD con-ference 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 Sunday, September 15, 1996.2 Double beds 60.001 Single King 60.001 King Handicap 60.00RAMADA INN Mail to: RAMADA INN AT ST. GEORGEST. GEORGEIn Utah's DixieName:Address:Daytime Phone: /Arriving: Departing:Number in party:Payment: O Check_ Credit Card Type: Exp. Date:Card Number:Cardholder's Name:Cardholder's Signature1440 E. St. George Blvd.St. George, UT 84790