West Virginia State Thespian Festival

WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF CULTURE AND HISTORY

presents the 2012

West Virginia State Thespian Festival

CULTURE CENTER • State Capitol • Charleston Woman’s Clubwww.wvculture.org

EEO/AA Employer

For information call 304-558-0220

Sincerely,

Randall Reid-Smith, Commissioner West Virginia Division of Culture and History

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For the next three days, you will find yourself in the midst of people who are all, like you, involved in and challenged by theater. Whether you are a writer, a performer or a stage designer, you play an important role in the arts in your school, your community and our state. I hope that while you are here you take advantage of every minute to learn more about your art and the other students who are here.

The West Virginia Division of Culture and History has a strong commitment to recognize and feature the arts, heritage and culture of our state and to showcase the fine artists, artisans and historians whose work makes a difference in West Virginia.

It is just as important that we provide new artists with a place where they can learn and grow. The energy at events like this one, our annual Dance Festi-val and the West Virginia State History Bowl speaks volumes for our future. Whether you go on to a professional career in theater, participate in community theater or find yourself an enthusiastic arts supporter, you will always make a difference in arts in West Virginia.

Enjoy the workshops and the performances. If you have time, please visit the West Virginia State Museum and enjoy the art exhibits throughout the Culture Center. Greenbrier St.

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West Virginia State Thespian Festival 2012

Welcome to the Culture Center!

HOURS:

The Culture Center will open at 8 a.m. each morning for the festival.

Archives Library – Thursday 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

CULTURE CENTER POLICIES

Public AreasThe Culture Center Great Hall, State Theater, Archives Library, West Virginia State Museum and Gift Shop and the State Capitol Rotunda are public areas. THERE IS NO SMOKING, EATING OR DRINKING IN THESE PUBLIC AREAS.

Non Public AreasThe Culture Center Green Room, Dressing Rooms and Library Commission Training Room are nonpublic areas. You must wear a festival badge to enter these areas.

West Virginia State Museum – Tuesday - Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

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• Dressingroomsarenotlocked.Youare responsible for any items left there.• BulletinBoard/CallBoardintheGreatHall is for schedule changes and messages. The phone for messages for participants is 304-558-0220 ext 130.• ToaccesstheCultureCenterLowerLevel, take the escalator on the left side of the Great Hall (Museum entrance). Please do not use the elevator. Your festival badge must be visible to enter the nonpublic rooms. If you need handicapped access to the Lower Level,

The State Capitol Building – Thursday - Friday 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

In order to accommodate the additional traffic of the festival, please note the following:

Buses should unload students on Greenbrier Street at the Governor’s Mansion bus stop before parking at Laidley Field.

Parking is available at the State Capitol Complex throughout the festival. Parking at metered spaces on the Capitol Complex costs 25 cents per hour from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. There is no charge for parking at metered spaces after 5 p.m. and on Saturday. There is limited additional parking on the side

streets near the Capitol; please be respectful of the residents who are our neighbors.

West Virginia State Museum Gift Shop – Tuesday - Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

General Festival Guidelines

TelephonesPhone number for leaving messages for partici-pants is 304-558-0220, ext 130.

Lost and Found ArticlesThe Division of Culture and History is not re-sponsibile for lost or stolen items. Do not leave valuables unattended. All items found will be turned in to the Reception Desk in the Great Hall or to the Security Office on the lower level. Please check there for anything you may be missing.

SMOKING IS PROHIBITED in the Culture Center and State Capitol

please see Guest Services at the Reception Desk in the Great Hall.• Alltechnicalprojectsarelocatedonthefirst floor in the State Capitol Rotunda. Please respect the historical preservation of the building. Do not tape or nail anything to the walls or floor.• Themainfirst-floordoorstotheState Theater will close at the beginning of each performance and reopen during the critiques. Second-floor theater balcony doors will be open for admittance during the performances.

TECHNICAL THEATER ENTRIESWest Virginia State Thespian Festival 2012

Puppet Theatre ElementAustin BuddHuntington High School

Puppet Theatre ElementSara CampbellHuntington High SchoolJamia ShookHuntington High School

Set Design (Novice)Hayle AkersCapital High SchoolJairis CarterCapital High SchoolOlivia HrkoBridgeport High SchoolHannah RogersBridgeport High School

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AREA 1Kelsey Hayward

Oak Glen High SchoolCounties Represented

Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Ohio,Tyler and Wetzel

AREA 2Jayne Whitlowe

Parkersburg South High SchoolCounties Represented

Braxton, Calhoun, Gilmer, Jackson, Pleasants, Ritchie, Roane, Wirt and Wood

AREA 3Linda Pinnell

Fairmont Senior High SchoolCounties Represented

Barbour, Doddridge, Harrison, Lewis, Marion, Monongalia, Pendleton, Preston, Randolph,

Taylor Tucker and Upshur

BOARD OF AREA REPRESENTATIVES

Martha Louden – West Virginia State Chapter DirectorWashington High School; Charles Town, West Virginia

AREA 4Steve GlendenningJefferson High SchoolCounties Represented

Berkeley, Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Mineral and Morgan

AREA 5Elizabeth Hamlin

Meadow Bridge High SchoolCounties Represented

Fayette, Greenbrier, McDowell, Mercer, Monroe, Nicholas, Pocahontas, Raleigh, Summers,

Webster and Wyoming

AREA 6Helen Freeman

Huntington High School Counties Represented

Boone, Cabell, Clay, Kanawha, Lincoln, Logan, Mason, Mingo, Putnam and Wayne

West Virginia State Thespian Student Board for 2012

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Lena CamillettiJefferson High School

Carissa ChannellLincoln High School

Jake CoxOak Glen High School

Jacob JarvisHuntington High School

Giulianna MarcheseMusselman High School

Andrew ShieldsFairmont Senior High School

Elise SteeleHuntington High School

The 2012 Thespian Logo Winner is Rachel Keefover from Fairmont Senior High School.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE The 2012 Educational Theatre Association Annual Conference

Coronado, CA (San Diego) Marriott Coronado Island September 20-23, 2012schootheatre.org/events/edta-conference

TECHNICAL THEATER ENTRIESWest Virginia State Thespian Festival 2012

Mask Design (Novice continued)Megan RayHuntington High School

Mask Design (Novice, Middle School)

Meleaha Bland Paden City High School

Hand PropertiesAmanda AdamsMorgantown High SchoolBrett Michael Bullard Hedgesville High SchoolJonas GloverMagnolia High SchoolSarah HopkinsCapital High SchoolJacob JarvisHuntington High SchoolJosh MillerMeadow Bridge High SchoolKody MullensBridgeport High SchoolClayton NiceMagnolia High SchoolNatalie PinkertonHuntington High SchoolHaylee Shickle Hedgesville High SchoolSam ShreveMagnolia High SchoolNick YoungFairmont Senior High School

Stage PropertiesMichael DavisHuntington High SchoolKatie GibbsHuntington High SchoolKyle GrimesHuntington High SchoolShannon HoskinsMagnolia High SchoolLogan LewisMorgantown High SchoolDemian NunezHedgesville High SchoolMegan PumphreyMusselman High SchoolHaley WhiteMagnolia High School

Publicity (Advanced)Kristin CavianiHuntington High SchoolAshley JohnsonCapital High SchoolMac RobertsMagnolia High School

Publicity (Novice)Jill KinderCapital High SchoolTravis MackCapital High SchoolDugan SlappeCapital High SchoolKyle TaylorHedgesville High SchoolAllison WatkinsParkersburg High School

Experimental Puppet DesignSarah HopkinsCapital High SchoolJacob JarvisHuntington High SchoolSarena JohnsonHuntington High School

Hand Puppet Design Abbey FerrariCapital High SchoolAmanda LivelyOak Glen High SchoolErin ManahanCapital High SchoolDrew ThompsonHuntington High School

Marionette Puppet DesignBrett Michael Bullard Hedgesville High SchoolLauren ClineMagnolia High SchoolAbby DurigMagnolia High SchoolSarena JohnsonHuntington High SchoolHaley PenningtonHuntington High SchoolJason ScottHuntington High SchoolLogan WrightMagnolia High School

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AREA 1

JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOLGlen Dale, Marshall County

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLNew Martinsville, Wetzel County

NORTHERN HANCOCK GIFTED New Cumberland, Hancock County

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLNew Cumberland, Hancock County

PADEN CITY HIGH SCHOOLPaden City, Wetzel County

AREA 2

PARKERSBURG HIGH SCHOOLParkersburg, Wood County

PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLParkersburg, Wood County

RIPLEY HIGH SCHOOLRipley, Jackson County

WOOD COUNTY TECHNICAL CENTERParkersburg, Wood County

AREA 3

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOLBridgeport, Harrison County

FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLFairmont, Marion County

LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOLShinnston, Harrison County

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLMorgantown, Monongalia County

AREA 4

HEDGESVILLE HIGH SCHOOLHedgesville, Berkeley County

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLShenandoah Junction, Jefferson County

MARTINSBURG HIGH SCHOOLMartinsburg, Berkeley County

MORGAN ACADEMYShepherdstown, Jefferson County

MUSSELMAN MIDDLE SCHOOLInwood, Berkeley County

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLCharles Town, Jefferson County

AREA 5

MEADOW BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOLMeadow Bridge, Fayette County

WEBSTER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLUpperglade, Webster County

WYOMING EAST HIGH SCHOOLNew Richmond, Wyoming County

AREA 6

CAPITAL HIGH SCHOOLCharleston, Kanawha County

CHAPMANVILLE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Chapmanville, Logan County

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLHuntington, Cabell County

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLHuntington, Wayne County

PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS

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West Virginia State Thespian Festival 2012 TECHNICAL THEATER ENTRIES

Lighting Design (Advanced)Andrew ShieldsFairmont Senior High School

Make Up for Character RoleHayley ButlerJefferson High SchoolCleo ChildressParkersburg High SchoolVictoria Cohen Capital High SchoolKayla JohnsonHuntington High SchoolElise SteeleHuntington High School

Make Up for Fantasy CharacterEmily ArnstromJefferson High SchoolJessica BairdJefferson High SchoolMichelle CampbellOak Glen High SchoolVictoria CohenCapital High SchoolCaitlin CutrightHedgesville High SchoolSamantha DeemMagnolia High SchoolSummer FisherHuntington High SchoolJacob JarvisHuntington High SchoolMaggie LudwigBridgeport High School

Elizabeth SnyderNorthern Hancock Gifted School

Make Up (Middle School) Angel MoorePaden City High School

Make Up (Special Effects)Michael DavisCapital High SchoolJacob JarvisHuntington High SchoolMegan RayHuntington High SchoolElizabeth YaronPaden City High School

Mask Design (Advanced)Nathan BaileyCapital High SchoolJacob JarvisHuntington High SchoolDavid MartinCapital High SchoolCaitlin Santa Barbara Hedgesville High School

Mask Design (Novice)Logan FletcherHedgesville High SchoolGary HayesHedgesville High SchoolMegan HaynesHuntington High SchoolJordan LucasHuntington High SchoolSymphony Phrampus Jefferson High School


Costume Design/Construction Michelle Beasley Huntington High SchoolNathan Clouser Fairmont Senior High SchoolChloe Donahoe Huntington High SchoolLaRae EwingMartingsburg High SchoolMegan HaynesHuntington High

Costume Design with Renderings Louisa Copeland Morgantown High SchoolEmmy DelektaOak Glen High SchoolMegan HaynesHuntington High SchoolSarah HopkinsCapital High SchoolCourtney McDonald Musselman High SchoolKayla PaytonHuntington High SchoolTaima RossJefferson High SchoolMegan VeyonMagnolia High SchoolJennifer WrightMagnolia High School

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ONE-ACT JUDGES

DR. JULIE JACKSONOne-Act and Scholarship Judge

Dr. Julie Jackson is chair of Marshall University’s Department of Theatre in Huntington, W.Va., and worked as a professional theater designer in the Chicago area for more than 20 years. A graduate of the School of the Chicago Art Institute, Good-man School of Drama, Jackson has designed more than 170 professional productions. Before coming to Marshall she was a resident artist and full-time faculty member at Columbia College in Chicago for more than 15 years.

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SPECIAL THANKSGovernor Earl Ray Tomblin and First Lady Joanne Jaeger Tomblin

Secretary Kay Goodwin, West Virginia Department of Education and the ArtsCommissioner Randall Reid-Smith and Staff, West Virginia Division of Culture and History

Tom Pasinetti, Jeff Hudkins, Steve Glendenning, Kathy Raspa, Laura Speis, Eileen Miller Arts Alive and the West Virginia Department of Education, ArtsLink, Inc., Bethany College

Fairmont State University, Frostburg State University, Marshall University West Virginia University, West Virginia Wesleyan

STEVEN BREWER One-Act Judge

Steven Brewer has been the managing and artistic director for the Old Opera House Theatre Com-pany in Charles Town, W.Va., since the summer of 2003. With a degree in theater performance from the State University of New York and a degree in English from Clemson University in Clemson, S.C., Brewer has directed nearly 100 plays over the past 35 years, from Accomplice and Anything Goes to Unnecessary Farce and White Christmas. He also, on occasion, steps on stage for roles like Father Bren-dan Flynn in Doubt, A Parable, and Herbie in Gypsy.

BEN MARTIN One-Act and Scholarship Judge

Ben Martin taught and directed educational the-ater in Missouri for 34 years before retiring in the spring of 2010. During his career, he won Out-standing Teacher of the Year awards from the Lee’s Summit School District, The Speech and Theatre Association of Missouri and Missouri State Thes-pians. Over the years, his students have qualified to the state activities association tournament in every event with many finalists and champions, including the 2002 one-act play winner, Cut, which also swept all four acting awards. Martin contin-ues to be an active advocate for school theater by serving on the board of the Educational Theatre Association. He also is serving his fourth term on the Missouri Thespians Board where he heads the scholarship program. He is a past state conference coordinator, workshops chair and presenter. He has directed a variety of productions featured at the state conference, including the 2001 All-State production of Tommy, and is a national adjudicator for the Educational Theatre Association. His new-est venture is as president of a new community theater, Summit Theatre Group. He is directing the first production, Bus Stop, which is being done as an innovative cooperative venture in a local diner in the historic downtown area of Lee’s Sum-mit, Mo. He participates or has participated on the governing or advisory bodies for Kansas City Cap-pies, Blue Star Awards, The Kansas City Repertory Theatre, and The Heart of America Shakespeare Festival. He was chair of the Arts Council of Lee’s Summit when it received the 2010 Missouri Arts Council Creative Community Award and continues to serve as a member.


10 a.m. PROP PROJECTS State Capitol Rotunda, First Floor

11 a.m. SET DESIGN PROJECTS State Capitol Rotunda, First Floor

Noon COSTUME CONSTRUCTION PARADE AND Culture Center, Great Hall VERBAL CRITIQUES

1 p.m. PUPPETRY PROJECTS State Capitol Rotunda, First Floor

2 p.m. PUBLICITY PROJECTS State Capitol Rotunda, First Floor EXTRAORDINARY PROJECTS

3 p.m. MASK PROJECTS State Capitol Rotunda, First Floor LIGHTING PROJECTS COSTUME RENDERINGS VERBAL CRITIQUES

5 p.m. STAGE MANAGER CRITIQUES Library Commission Training Room


TECH PROJECT VERBAL CRITIQUESFriday, April 13, 2012

10 a.m. MAKE UP PROJECTS Dressing Rooms/Green Room

Saturday, April 14, 2012

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLActingLena Camilletti

FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLActingDevanie Carpenter

MUSSELMAN HIGH SCHOOLActingElizabeth Clever

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLTechnical TheatreJohnathon (Alex) Dorman

WEBSTER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLActingJessica Garvin

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLActingSierra Grabowska

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLActingMegan Haynes

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLActingJacob Jarvis

MUSSELMAN HIGH SCHOOLActingEric Nauman

PARKERSBURG HIGH SCHOOLActingOlivia Ullmann

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOLActingLori Williams

SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONSSaturday, April 14, 2012

Library Commission Training Room - 9 to 11 a.m.

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LEAH A. CLAYStage Management Judge

Leah A. Clay is a special education teacher at Logan Middle School and vice president of the Appalachian Children’s Theatre and Southern Coalition for the Arts in Logan, W.Va. Local past experiences include production stage management for The Aracoma Story, Inc. as well as numerous volunteer positions both on and off stage. Clay has spent the past decade traveling and working across the United States and Canada. Most recently, she was stage manager for Troika’s Jesus Christ Superstar North American Tour. She received her bachelor’s degree in theater – design/technology from Mar-shall University in Huntington, W.Va. Her stage management and technical experience involves such theaters as The Miracle Theatre, LaComedia Dinner Theatre, Trumpet in the Land and Florida Stage.

GAIL HAUGHTPlaywriting Judge

Gail Barone Haught began her theater career at the age of 4 in the ballet The Teddy Bears’ Picnic. A serious student of the arts even then, she was mortified to hear the audience laughing at her, and vowed never to set foot on the stage again. She started writing and designing costumes during the seventh grade for a gothic vampire tale, and in 2004 she co-wrote and directed The Last Voyage of Destiny, a murder/mystery spoof of The Love Boat.

FRAN KIRK Scholarship, Scenes and Puppetry Judge

Fran Kirk is an associate professor in the Depart-ment of Communication and Theatre Arts at Fair-mont State University in Fairmont, W.Va., where she teaches puppetry, children’s theater, creative drama, storytelling, and educational theater. Kirk has directed more than 50 productions in college, high school, and community theater, and facilitat-ed the undergraduate research that culminated in the performance of Remembering No. 9: Stories of the Farmington Mine Disaster, a full-length play based

on the ethnographic research related to the deadly 1968 disaster. Kirk has presented workshops for The Southeastern Theatre Conference and the American Alliance for Theatre and Education. Be-fore coming to Fairmont State, Kirk taught in West Virginia schools and served as arts coordinator for the West Virginia Department of Education.

T. C. KOUYEASLighting and Mask Judge

T. C. Kouyeas is a theater instructor at Frostburg State University in Frostburg, Md., and a theatri-cal set, lighting and sound designer who enjoys stage management, video/projection design and computer-assisted drafting as well as most things technical about theater. Kouyeas has designed and worked for Travesty Dance Group, Porthouse Theatre, Carousel Dinner Theatre, Cumberland Theatre, Great Lakes Theatre Festival, The John Scofield Band, The American College Dance Festival, Muncie Dinner Theatre, Verlezza Dance, Windwood Theatricals and the Convergence-Con-tinuum Ensemble, Ping Chong and Company, The Source Theatre, The Cleveland Opera and national tours of The Nutcracker and Copacabana. Currently, he is the season lighting designer for Porthouse Theatre in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.

JULIA LEEPublicity Judge

Julia Lee taught high school theater for 29 years before serving as arts coordinator for the West Vir-ginia Department of Education for 10 years. She was the West Virginia Thespians’ director from 1986 to 1990 and was recognized as State Theatre Teacher of the Year for 2000. Lee wrote an article on publicity titled “Hey! Ya Wanna See a Show?!” for The Drama/Theatre Teacher, a national publica-tion. She has presented numerous publicity and public relations workshops at the International Thespian Conference as well as at state thespian festivals in West Virginia, Iowa and Pennsylvania. She also has adjudicated publicity projects for West Virginia and Pennsylvania thespians.

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JUDGES

MUSICAL THEATER DUETS

Green Room – 1 to 4 p.m.Friday, April 13, 2012

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOlWickedGabe Smith and Kacey Blatt

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLLes MiserablesMatt Bailey and Jordyn Smith

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOLSide ShowMaggie Ludwig and Brooke Cottrill

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLPhantom of the OperaAustin Trimboli and Elizabeth Schmitz

MUSSELMAN HIGH SCHOOLGypsyMikayla O’Neil and Emily Neely

JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOLShout!Rachel Huntsman and Izzie Kiem

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLWizard of OzEmmy Delekta and Ethan Delekta

PADEN CITY HIGH SCHOOLHairsprayAdam Croasmun and Stephanie Mapes

PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLRentCaleb Gibbs and Alli Walker

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLMiss SaigonAlex Moore and Alora Ray

CHAPMANVILLE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOLTBATBA

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLTBAChristin Gerwig and Barry Westmoreland

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLAidaBriana Furman and Zach Richardson

PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLKiss Me KateAdam Shaffer and Alex Breeden


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MIKE MURPHYTech Rodeo, Props and

Extraordinary Projects JudgeMike Murphy has more than 30 years of experi-ence with professional auditions. As the technical director for design technology at Marshall Uni-versity in Huntington, W.Va., Murphy was instru-mental in having Marshall selected as one of 32 scenography schools across the country included in the 2007 Prague Quadrenniel, a premiere in-ternational theatrical design exhibition. Murphy is the recipient of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Medallion (2006); the West Virginia Thespians Lifetime Contributions Award (2005); the U.S. Institute for Theatre Technology-Southeast Section’s Founder’s Award as the Out-standing Educator in the Field of Theatre Design and Technology (2004); and Southeastern Theatre Conference’s Susanne M. Davis Memorial Award for lifetime contributions. He has served on the board of directors of the U.S. Institute for Theatre Technology, the Southeastern Theatre Conference and the West Virginia Theatre Conference and in various capacities with state, regional and national professional organizations.

NICOLE PERRONEScene Judge

Nicole Perrone is assistant professor of acting and movement in Marshall University’s Depart-ment of Theatre in Huntington, W.Va. Previously, Perrone worked for 15 years as an actor, teacher and director in New York and regionally at profes-sional venues that include Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The Cleveland Play House, Cleveland Public Theatre, Manhattan Drama Collective, Porthouse Theatre, St. Michael’s Playhouse and The Ohio Shakespeare Festival. Her most recent work on stage was at the English Theatre Berlin in I, Ca$$ie…or The End of Days, a solo piece created by Matthew Earnest for The Lunar Stratagem, a professional nonprofit theater company founded by Perrone and Earnest in Huntington. Perrone has

appeared in dozens of commercials and industrials as well as in television and film. Most recently she appeared in the 20th Century Fox feature film Love and Other Drugs starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway. Perrone is a member of the Actors’ Eq-uity Association and the Screen Actors Guild.

DARRELL S. RUSHTONMusical Theater and Monologue Judge

Darrell S. Rushton has appeared in One Life to Live, All My Children, and Saturday Night Live in New York and Traffic, Runaway Bride, and Shot in the Heart in the Washington, D.C., and Baltimore area. His theater appearances include Twelfth Night; Woman in Black; Bye, Bye, Birdie; Taming of the Shrew; and Brigadoon at the Cumberland Theatre in Cum-berland, Md., as well as regional appearances in Florida, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Illinois. Rush-ton earned his master’s degree in theater pedagogy at Virginia Commonwealth University, where he choreographed fights for The Rivals with Chicago Director Karen Kessler. He has been a guest artist at West Virginia University and has taught re-gional stage combat workshops across the country, including Chicago Winter Wonderland, Seattle Sockeye, and Denver’s Rumble in the Rockies. At Frostburg State University in Frostburg, Md., he was fight director for Ruined; Of Mice and Men; Uri-netown; Breath, Boom; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum; Violet Hour; Romeo and Juliet; Flyin’ West; Fuddy Meers; Loves Labors Lost; I Hate Hamlet; and Man of La Mancha. His fight choreography has been featured in Windwood Theatricals’ Urban Cowboy and The Unsinkable Molly Brown, and Cum-berland Theatre’s Jekyll and Hyde, and Brigadoon. He is a member of the Actors’ Equity Association, the Screen Actors Guild, American Federated Televi-sion and Radio Artists, the Society of American Fight Directors, and the Association of Theatre Movement Educators. Publications include articles in the Association for Theatre Movement Educators Journal, Fight Master: Journal of the Society of Ameri-can Fight Directors, and The Cutting Edge.

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MUSICAL THEATER SOLOS

Green Room – 9 a.m. to NoonFriday, April 13, 2012

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLPippinMac Roberts

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLFunny GirlAlex Miller

PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLHairsprayCallie Tanner

PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLTBABilly Shawver

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOL25th Annual Putnam County Spelling BeeKody Mullins

FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLChicagoDevanie Carpenter

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLTBALydia Waybright

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLIn the HeightsLena Camilletti

MEADOW BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOLAddams FamilyHannah Johns

MUSSELMAN HIGH SCHOOLPhantom of the OperaGiulianna Marchese

NORTHERN HANCOCK GIFTEDCharlie BrownJames McDonald

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLSweeney ToddZach Ralph

PADEN CITY HIGH SCHOOLSweeney ToddMorgan Goddard

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLMan of La ManchaLevi Kelly

ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOLWickedCourtney Clayton

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLBeauty and the BeastElizabeth Buscher

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOLEdgesLori Williams

FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLLittle MermaidAutumn Hansen

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLJekyll & HydeChloe Donahoe

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLNext to NormalSierra Grabowska

MUSSELMAN HIGH SCHOOLCabaretTaylor Smith

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLTBAJacob Beilhart

PADEN CITY HIGH SCHOOLAnything GoesHaley Hizer

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLSpamalotTabby Stephens

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLWickedColleen Wermers

PADEN CITY HIGH SCHOOLAnnieMaleah Bland

CAPITAL HIGH SCHOOLSpring AwakeningHayven Crockett

CAPITAL HIGH SCHOOLBeauty and the BeastMichaela Edens

JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOLShout!Kelsey Benson

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLThe Sound of MusicArielle Miller

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLSpring AwakeningCarleigh Walker

JUDGES

THOMAS SCHOFFLERMusical Theater Judge

Thomas Schoffler is a native West Virginian who has performed in musicals, Shakespearean plays, touring productions, and theater for young people from Maine to California. He also directed produc-tions in New York City, as well as at the Depot Theatre in New York, Sycamore Rouge in Vir-ginia, the Perseverance Theatre in Alaska and the North Carolina Stage Company. Thomas holds a master’s degree in acting from The University of Texas at Austin, where he was nominated for the Austin Critics’ Table and B. Iden Payne Awards for creating the title role in Love Jerry. The assistant professor of theater arts and director of the musi-cal theater program at West Virginia Wesleyan in Buckhannon, W.Va., is a member of the Actors’ Equity Association and has taught or been a guest artist at the University of Texas, Southwest Texas State University, Davis & Elkins College, the Pacific Conservatory for the Performing Arts, and John Robert Powers Studio in New York City; as well as workshops for the Texas State Theatre Su-perConference, Chanticleer Children’s Chorus of West Virginia, the New York City Asian American Writers’ Workshop, the West Virginia Governor’s School for the Arts and the West Virginia Theatre Conference.

JOAN ST. GERMAINCostume and Makeup Judge

Joan St. Germain is an associate professor of cos-tume and make-up at Marshall University in Hun-tington, W.Va., who earned a bachelor’s degree in speech and theater arts from Marquette University, a master’s degree in theater design from The Ohio State University, and a master’s degree of make-up artistry from the Make-up Designory in New York. She is a two-time winner of “Best Costumes, Professional” from the New Hampshire Theatre Awards and received the Meritorious Achievement award from the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for her costume design of Angel

Street. She has been honored with the Pickens-Queen Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Thespian Tribute Award of the West Virginia High School Thespian Festival. Her recent costume design credits include Pride and Prejudice, Working, The Good Doctor, Epic Proportions, George M!, Char-ley’s Aunt, The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Seagull, Little Women, A Christmas Carol, The Tempest, Twelfth Night, Romeo & Juliet, and The Lion in Winter for Marshall University Theatre. Professional designs include The Pirates of Penzance, Sweeney Todd, 42nd Street, and Chicago for the Papermill Theatre in Lin-coln, N.H., and All Shook Up and The 39 Steps for the Black Hill Playhouse in Custer, S.D.

KATE THOMPSON Monologue Judge

Kate Thompson is working toward earning a mas-ter’s degree in theater education at Fairmont State University in Fairmont, W.Va., and has taught acting in the United States and Canada. Her teach-ing experience includes summer theater camps for young people, working with at-risk youth, and a variety of specialty workshops for teen actors. Before returning to graduate school, Thompson acted professionally in the Toronto area and was artistic director for the Paradox Theatre Company. Among other roles, she has played Marlene in Caryl Churchill’s Top Girls, Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and the title role in an all-female production of Hamlet. This spring Kate will be teaching the theater arts preparatory program for young actors at Fairmont State’s Academy for the Arts.

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FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLStop, Rain (from Tightly Bound)By Patrick Gabridge

FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLSongBy Bryan Tucker

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLThe Brother’s Grim SpectaculathonBy Don Zolidis

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL“Janis” from AddictBy Jerome McDonough

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLThe Actor’s NightmareBy Christopher Durang

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLThe Welcome MatBy Barbara Lhota and Janet Milstein

MUSSELMAN HIGH SCHOOLThe Most Clichéd Play in the UniverseBy Wener Trieshmann

NORTHERN HANCOCK GIFTEDIf You Could Go Back…By Arthur M. Jolly

NORTHERN HANCOCK GIFTEDOutlawsBy E. H. Wasserman

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLIn DarknessBy Kevin Kling

PARKERSBURG HIGH SCHOOLMiss PerfectBy Mary Krell-Oishi

PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLTBABy TBA

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLLend Me a TenorBy Ken Ludwig

ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOLBoxed InBy Ben Kingsland

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLOh My God, It’s Another Play!By Rich Orloff

CHAPMANVILLE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOLTBABy TBA

WEBSTER COUNTY HIGHSCHOOLAnna and AugustBy Don Zolidis

HURRICANE HIGH SCHOOLStatus Update: A SymphonyBy Bradley Hayward

Thursday, April 12, 2012SCENES

Woman’s Club - Evening Division (6 – 9 p.m.)

West Virginia State Thespian Festival 2012 West Virginia State Thespian Festival 2012

8 a.m. Culture Center and State Capitol Building Open

8 – 11 a.m. REGISTRATION DESK OPEN Culture Center, Great Hall Troupe Display Setups

8 – 11 a.m. TECHNICAL PROJECTS SET UP Capitol Rotunda, First Floor

8 – 10:45 a.m. Load in 1st Group of Qualifying Schools Trap Room/Theater/Loading Dock (Huntington High, Northern Hancock Gifted, Martinsburg High, Fairmont Senior High)

10 a.m. One-Act Judges Meeting Library Commission Training Room

11 a.m. Welcome and Opening Ceremony Norman L. Fagan West Virginia State Thespian Student Board West Virginia State Theater Martha Louden, West Virginia State Thespian Director Steve Glendenning, WV State Student Board Liaison

Noon Huntington High School presents Norman L. Fagan A Midsummer Night’s Dream Adapted by Cecil Pickett Directed by Helen Freeman

Noon – 1 p.m. PLAYWRITING WORKSHOP FOR Library Commission Training Room PLAYWRITING ENTRANTS

1 – 7 p.m. REGISTRATION DESK OPEN Great Hall

1 – 2:30 p.m. WORKSHOP: Q&A with Face Off finalist Great Hall Led by Robert “RJ” Haddy

1 p.m. Northern Hancock Gifted presents Norman L. Fagan For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls By Christopher Durang Directed by Kelsey Hayward

1 – 4 p.m. PLAYWRITING SHOWCASE AUDITIONS Library Commission Training Room

1 – 4 p.m. MONOLOGUE - INDIVIDUAL EVENTS Green Room See Monologue Page for lineup

1 – 4 p.m. SCENES Woman’s Club of Charleston See Scenes page for lineup 1600 Virginia St. East

AGENDA West Virginia State Thespian Festival 2012

Thursday, April 12, 2012

West Virginia State Theater


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Thursday, April 12, 2012SCENES

Woman’s Club - Afternoon Division (1 – 4 p.m.)

CHAPMANVILLEREGIONAL HIGH SCHOOLTBAby TBA

HEDGESVILLE HIGH SCHOOLThe Actor’s Nightmareby Christopher Durang

HEDGESVILLE HIGH SCHOOLThe Divinersby Jim Leonard

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLDuet for Bear and Dogby Sybil Rosen

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLThe Philadelphiaby David Ives

JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOLCinderella Syndromeby V. Glasgow Koste

MEADOW BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOLJerry Finnegan’s Sisterby Jack Neary

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLCryptic Vibesby Barbara Lhota and Janet Milstein

MUSSELMAN HIGH SCHOOLThe NewbieOriginal Script

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLDeath Knocksby Woody Allen

PADEN CITY HIGH SCHOOLVanitiesby Jack Heifner

PARKERSBURG HIGH SCHOOLPost-Its (Notes on a Marriage)by Paul Dooley and Winnie Holzman

PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLTBAby TBA

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLSteel Magnoliasby Robert Harling

ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOLReturn to Senderby Matt Thompson

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLThe Adventures of Captain Expositionby David J. LeMaster

HURRICANE HIGH SCHOOLThe Coreby Peter L. Levy


2 p.m. Martinsburg High School presents Norman L. Fagan Wiley and the Hairy Man By Suzan Zeder Directed by Dave Ryan

3 p.m. Fairmont Senior High presents Norman L. Fagan The Hamlet Thrill-ma-geddon By Don Zolidis Directed by Linda Pinnell

3 p.m. WORKSHOP: Discovering the Character Within Great Hall Led by Jeff Hudkins

4 – 5 p.m. Load out 1st Group of Schools Norman L. Fagan Load in 2nd Group of Qualifying Schools West Virginia State Theater/ (Wyoming East, Jefferson, Capital, Paden City) Loading Dock/Trap Room

4 – 5 p.m. State Chapter Thespian Officers Workshop Green Room

4 – 7 p.m. TECH PROJECTS OPEN Capitol Rotunda, First Floor

5 – 6 p.m. WORKSHOP: Musical Theater Green Room Led by Helen Freeman and Kris Corbett

6 – 9 p.m. SCENES Woman’s Club of Charleston See Scenes page for lineup 1600 Virginia St. East

6 p.m. Wyoming East High School presents Norman L. Fagan God’s Spies By Don Nigro Directed by B. J. Adams

7 p.m. Jefferson High School presents Norman L. Fagan The Comedy of Errors Adapted by Cecil Pickett Directed by Steve Glendenning

7 – 8 p.m. WORKSHOP: Theater Advocacy Green Room With EdTA Representative Ben Martin

7 – 9 p.m. PLAYWRITING SHOWCASE REHEARSAL Library Commission Training Room

8 p.m. Capital High School presents Norman L. Fagan All I Really Need to Know, I Learned by Being in a Bad Play By Werner Trieshmann Directed by Kristopher Corbett

9 p.m. Paden City High School presents Norman L. Fagan Celebulite By Derek Webb Directed by Dan Henthorn

10 p.m. Load out All Thursday Plays Trap Room/Theater/Loading Dock







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NOVICE

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLSelflessHallie Trader

FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGHSCHOOLYou’d Be Pretty If…Autumn Hoffman

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLLet’s ReminisceAlyssa Marshall

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLBroken and ShatteredEmmy Delekta

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLLead PrayersMichelle Campbell

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLSpoiler Alert: The Butler Did ItMadeline Rogers

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLCuriosity Killed the CatHannah Rush

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLBlind MoneyAmanda Mayo

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLSantorumSoren Shade

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLLost LoveKatie Blatt

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLIt’s Too LateHannah Eller

PLAYWRITING

Library Commission Training Room – 1 to 4 p.m.

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLCindy and the Not So Virgin MaryKristen Arbogast

ADVANCED

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOLRomeo and Julius CaesarAlly Herron

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLTwas the Night Before OpeningSara Reed

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLMy Broken ReflectionElizabeth Snyder

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLSun Sand and SadnessJacob Beilhart

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLI’m Not a Loser, Just a NutJames McDonald

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLThe Story of DeccessusHarley Morris

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLThe Travels of Two FriendsTyler Mathess

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLThe Life and Times of Karl SphinxEliana Tauger MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLDetective D. TectiveTim DiFazio

FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLFreedomDevanie Carpenter

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLA Place Where the Good Boys GoCiara Hall

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLThe Man From Hell Does Not Fear FireNazahne Ross

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLIs It Too Late to Sign A PrenupAutumn Philbin JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLNice Does Indeed MatterMary E. Tew

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLAdvance Towards Me BrethrenAutumn Philbin

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLPerfect MatchStephanie Deal

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLBullyJulianne McIlvain

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLImagineDevin Booth

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLThe Cult of Lord Tiger GoatKevin Shaffer

MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOLProject: RootkitJonathan Leek

Thursday, April 12, 2012


Friday, April 13, 2012

8 a.m. Culture Center and State Capitol Building Open

8 a.m. – noon REGISTRATION DESK OPEN Culture Center, Great Hall

7:30 – 8:45 a.m. Load in 3rd Group of Qualifying Schools Norman L. Fagan (Parkersburg High, Magnolia High West Virginia State Theater/ Parkersburg South High) Trap Room/Loading Dock

9 a.m. – noon Playwriting Show Rehearsals Library Commission Training Room 9 a.m. – noon Musical Theatre Solos Green Room See Musical Theater Solos page for lineup

9 a.m. Parkersburg High School presents Norman L. Fagan Wake Up Call By Stephen Gregg Directed by Lori Zyla

10 a.m. Magnolia High School presents Norman L. Fagan Thank You for Flushing My Head in the Toilet By Jonathan Dorf Directed by Eileen Miller

10 a.m. WORKSHOP: Broadway Dance: Great Hall “Cool” from West Side Story Led by Jason Mayfield

11 a.m. WORKSHOP: Theater Games with Helen Freeman Great Hall

11 a.m. Parkersburg South High School presents Norman L. Fagan Wonder of the World By David Lindsey-Abaire Directed by Jayne Whitlow, Advisor, and Ronnie Talbott, Director

Noon – Load out 3rd Group of Schools Norman L. Fagan 12:30 p.m. Load in 4th Group of Qualifying of Schools West Virginia State Theater/ (Morgantown High School, Spring Valley High School Trap Room/Loading Dock Musselman High School, Webster County High School)




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Thursday, April 12, 2012Green Room - 1 to 4 p.m.

MONOLOGUES

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOLTomorrow’s Wish and CollaborationOlivia Hrko

FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MacBeth and SongAndrew Shields

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLThe Sequence and Gorgeous RaptorsRachel Lawyer

MEADOW BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOLStar Spangled Girl and Saint JoanHaley Wingerd

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLA Singular Kind of Guy and I Never Sang for My FatherTim DiFazio

MUSSELMAN HIGH SCHOOLMacBeth and This is a TestEric Nauman

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLMary Agnes and TBAMichelle Campbell

FAIRMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLAssassins and Running UpstreamBrady Dunn

PADEN CITY HIGH SCHOOLBefore It Hits Home and TBABeth Yaron

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLAmerican Klepto and Dead Man’s Cell PhoneMegan Haynes

PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLOne Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and TBADayna Cooper

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLJane Eyre and Star Spangled GirlJennifer Maynard

SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLThe Tempest and The Little MermaidCody Booth


JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLMrs. Sorken and Southern GirlsZoe Poindexter

HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLWhen It Rains Gasoline and A Midsummer Night’s DreamJacob Jarvis

MEADOW BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOLAndrocles and the Lion and The Glass MenagerieLogan Pomeroy

MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOLHelp Wanted and LifeLouisa Copeland

MUSSELMAN HIGH SCHOOLIdentity Crisis and Our TownKayla France

NORTHERN HANCOCK GIFTEDMost Massive and TBAElizabeth Snyder

OAK GLEN HIGH SCHOOLAftermath and TBADerek Chamberlain

PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLThe Diary of Anne Frank and The Importance of Being EarnestKaty Lynch


NORTHERN HANCOCK GIFTEDAftermath and TBASara Reed

PADEN CITY HIGH SCHOOLThe Price to Pay and TBAAngel Moore

HURRICANE HIGH SCHOOLJealously Jane and Look Me in the EyeGracie Pritt

HURRICANE HIGH SCHOOLAn Officer and A Gentleman and AlbertDevon Daugherty

CAPITAL HIGH SCHOOLJulius Caesar and Vanishing MarionNadye Menking-Haggott

CAPITAL HIGH SCHOOLOur Town and House HuntingAmanda Maynus

1 p.m. Morgantown High School presents Norman L. Fagan Speed Dating By Janet Allard Directed by Hannah Barnes

1 – 2 p.m. COSTUME PARADE AND VERBAL CRITIQUES Great Hall All Costume Construction Tech Projects

1 – 4 p.m. MUSICAL THEATRE DUETS Green Room See Musical Theatre Duets page for lineup

1 – 5 p.m. PLAYWRITING SHOWCASE REHEARSALS Library Commission Training Room

1 – 5 p.m. REGISTRATION DESK OPEN Culture Center, Great Hall

2 p.m. Spring Valley High School presents Norman L. Fagan AP Theatre By Ed Monk Directed by Stephanie Ward

3 p.m. Musselman High School presents Norman L. Fagan Jukebox Musical By Mike Stiles Directed by Mike Stiles

3 p.m. WORKSHOP: The Physical Actor: Your Body as a Costume Great Hall Led by Jason Mayfield

4 p.m. Webster County High School presents Norman L. Fagan Amelia, Once More By David Muschell Directed by Chelsey Morgan

5 p.m. All qualifying shows load out Norman L. Fagan West Virginia State Theater/ Trap Room/Loading Dock 7 p.m. STUDENT PARTY Great Hall (High School chaperones must attend with school group)

Directors, Presenters and Judges Meet & Greet Green Room (adults only)




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8 a.m. Culture Center Opens

8 – 10 a.m. MAKE UP PROJECTS – MAKE UP APPLICATION Dressing Rooms

9 a.m. State Capitol Building Opens

9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Registration Table Open Culture Center, Great Hall

10 – 11:30 a.m. MAKE UP PROJECTS ADJUDICATION Dressing Rooms/Green Room 10 a.m. CHARACTER MAKE UP 10:30 a.m. FANTASY MAKE UP 11 a.m. SPECIAL EFFECTS MAKE UP

8 – 11 a.m. PLAYWRITING SHOWCASE TECH AND Norman L. Fagan DRESS REHEARSALS West Virginia State Theater See call board for schedule

9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Tech Projects Strike State Capitol Rotunda, First Floor

9 a.m. – 1 p.m. TECH RODEO Great Hall

9 – 11 a.m. Scholarship Auditions and Interviews Library Commission Training Room

11 a.m. – noon PLAYWRITING SHOWCASE Norman L. Fagan PERFORMANCES West Virginia State Theater

11 a.m. – noon Directors’ Meeting Library Commission Training Room

1 – 2:30 p.m. Jason Mayfield Norman L. Fagan Everybody Lied to Me West Virginia State Theater

2:30 – 4 p.m. CLOSING CEREMONIES Norman L. Fagan West Virginia State Theater


Saturday, April 14, 2012

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