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Festival Productions

The Best of “Greater Tuna”	2001	Fall
Wolf Alice *	2002	Spring	Pace Festival, Georgia
A Ferlinghetti Primer *	2002	Fall
Suffer the Little Children *	2002	Fall	Petit Jean Festival, Arkansas
4 Great Lakes Folk Tales	2003	Spring	Pace Festival, Georgia
A Tree Telling of Orpheus *	2003	Fall
The Hollow Men	2004	Fall	Petit Jean Festival, Arkansas
3 Solo Performances (Drama, Novel, Poetry) *	2005	Spring	Oakland CC/Eastern Michigan University Festival, Orchard Ridge
Things Reveal Themselves (Three original personal narratives) *	2005	Spring	Northern Plains Festival, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Posers: Cultural Masculinities Exposed *	2006	Spring	Northern Plains Festival, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Down to the Café *	2007	Spring	Oakland CC/Eastern Michigan University Festival, Orchard Ridge
Proud Monster *	2008	Spring	Oakland CC/Eastern Michigan University Festival, Orchard Ridge
Running for the Storm Cellar from Escaping Tornado Season*	2010	Spring	Oakland CC/Eastern Michigan University Festival, Orchard Ridge

* denotes original scripting and adaptation

Student Research...

Cheboygan, Michigan

Lydia used data from the Michigan Frog and Toad Survey to compare populations and species within wetland types along one route in Emmet County over a five-year time span. The survey used volunteers to help measure the populations of the 13 species located throughout the state. Observers made a note of breeding calls in order to track changes within a wetland area over time. Penfold's study found that species prefer certain wetland types, and vary in population over the years.

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