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Notes ____________________________________________________ The Kennedy Center American College ____________________________________________________ Theater Festival ____________________________________________________ Festival XLI ____________________________________________________ Presented and Produced by the ____________________________________________________ John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts ____________________________________________________ The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival is sponsored in part by ____________________________________________________ Stephen and Christina Schwarzman The U.S. Department of Education ____________________________________________________ Dr. Gerald and Paula McNichols Foundation The Kennedy Center Corporate Fund The National Committee for the Performing Arts ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ Locally Produced and Sponsored by Texas State University - San Marcos ____________________________________________________ Department of Theatre and Dance College of Fine Arts and Communication ____________________________________________________ Region VI ____________________________________________________ Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ February 24, 2009 - February 28, 2009 ____________________________________________________ 36 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Region VI Festival XLI Notes Texas State University-San Marcos General Festival Information ____________________________________________________ Registration Festival Registration will be held in the lobby of the Theatre Center. ____________________________________________________ The main hours for registration are: Monday, Feb. 23 - 5:00pm-8:00pm TABLE OF CONTENTS Tuesday, Feb. 24 - 9:00am-10:00pm After Tuesday, register in the main Theatre Office. ____________________________________________________ Name Tags Letter from Dean of College of Fine Arts 3 Your registration nametag is your entry to all and Communication performances, events, and workshops. Ushers and ____________________________________________________ workshop coordinators will be checking for these. You Festival Credits 4 must have your nametag on at all times. Transportation and Parking KCACTF History & Goals 5 ____________________________________________________ Parking – Parking is limited on campus, so we have secured two Participating Productions 6 city parking lots within walking distance of the Theatre Building. Their locations are marked on your Maps and ____________________________________________________ are both most easily accessible by exiting at Aquarena Schedule of Events 7 Springs on IH35 and then following the map. One lot is for individual cars/trucks and will require you to cross a bridge over our lovely San Marcos River. Signs will Workshop Descriptions 12 ____________________________________________________ help direct you to the walking path. The other lot is reserved for SCHOOL VANS ONLY. There is no over- National Selection Team Bios 16 night parking in either lot. Please plan on carpooling, parking, and staying parked for the day. If you park ____________________________________________________ in any space other than those two lots it is possible Respondents, Workshop Leaders that you may be towed or ticketed. Please observe all & Special Guests’ Bios 17 posted city signs. On Saturday you can park in the lot directly beside our building without getting ticketed. ____________________________________________________ Regional Committee Bios 25 Transportation – We have 15 passenger vans to shuttle you to and from Festival History 30 the festival. We will have a 15-minute shuttle going ____________________________________________________ from 8am (9am on Tuesday) until midnight each day between the Embassy Suites and the Theatre building. Participating/Associate Entries for 2008 31 During peak hours (10am-2pm and 4pm-8pm) there will be 4 vans running. All other hours there will be 2 vans. ____________________________________________________ These vans will only stop at the Embassy Suites hotel The National Partners American Theatre 32 and the Theatre Building. As it is our goal to get you to your location in a timely and safe manner, there will be Notes 34 no extra stops at any time for any reason. ____________________________________________________ Trains – It’s important to know that San Marcos has the highest ____________________________________________________ volume of train traffic in the state of Texas. The train Texas State University would like to welcome all tracks divide the town in half and, very rarely, the trains of you to our campus. If you need any help feel have been known to stop on the track blocking traffic free to ask anyone with a badge. up to 20 minutes. Because of this, we recommend that ____________________________________________________ you allow for plenty of time to get to your next destina- tion to make sure that you get there on time. Ticket Reservations ____________________________________________________ Tickets will be available for pick up at the Theatre Center Box Office. You should pick up your ticket no later than 20 minutes before the performance begins. Tickets not picked up at this time will be sold to the ____________________________________________________ general public. 35 Notes ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ Dear Festival Participants: ____________________________________________________ Welcome to Texas State University - San Marcos. President Denise Trauth, Provost Perry Moore and the entire faculty, staff, and administration join me in expressing pleasure that you ____________________________________________________ have come to our campus for the 2009 Region VI Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. ____________________________________________________ Authorized by the Texas Legislature in 1899, Southwest Texas State Normal School opened its doors to 303 students in 1903. Since that time the Legislature has broadened our mission and increased the scope of our academic programs – each time changing our name to reflect the ____________________________________________________ new expectations. We have moved from “normal school” to “teachers’ college” to University during our century-plus existence. Today, Texas State University offers one hundred bach- elor’s, 88 master’s and eight doctoral degree programs to meet the needs of more than 29,000 students. ____________________________________________________ Our University motto for many years boasted of a “Progressive University with a Proud Past.” That motto certainly fits our excellent programs in theatre and dance. Indeed, we are proud ____________________________________________________ of our past – a past than includes a command performance for President Lyndon Johnson at the LBJ ranch, a past that includes award-winning alums like Powers Boothe, Chelcie Ross, Thomas Carter, and Eugene Lee, and a past that has featured our children’s musical theatre ____________________________________________________ performances in Washington, St. Petersburg, and Moscow while entertaining 12,000 elementa- ry students annually. We are equally excited about our future. Over the next five years we will open the new Patti Harrison Theatre, just west of our current facility. That theatre will be one ____________________________________________________ of three halls that comprise our Performing Arts Center – the new “front door” to the campus. We are excited about the work of Artist-In-Residence, Eugene Lee, as he strives to build upon the current successes of our Texas State Black and Latino Playwrights Conference. ____________________________________________________ Our new university tag line celebrates Texas State University as “The Rising Star of Texas.” While some complain that we should boast “The Star Has Risen,” we in the College of Fine ____________________________________________________ Arts and Communication are dedicated to the notion of continuous improvement. We see our work as a journey – not a destination. We are honored to have you on our campus this week, and we would be pleased to host you again in the future in the new Patti Harrison Theatre – ____________________________________________________ after our star has risen further above the horizon. Sincerely, ____________________________________________________ T. Richard Cheatham, Dean College of Fine Arts ____________________________________________________ 34 3 The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Notes Region VI Committee Region VI Chair Penelope Hosekoester Region VI Vice Chair Jim Winter Region VI Design Chair J.C. Laucks ____________________________________________________ Region VI Design Vice Chair Michelle Ney Region VI Playwriting Chair Gretchen Smith Region VI Playwriting Vice Chair David Blakely ____________________________________________________ Arkansas Chair Mary Handiboe Arkansas Vice Chair Gary Harris Oklahoma Chair Kimberly Weast Texas Chair Terry Lewis ____________________________________________________ Texas Vice Chair A. Ray Newburg Louisiana Chair Raymond Vrazel Louisiana Vice Chair Nyalls Hartman New Mexico Chair + Vice Chair Vacant ____________________________________________________
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