[Jubilee] what's next

[Liz Schwartz]

Amy,

I'll just throw in my 2 cents here so that decisions don't neccisarily
fall on the same shoulders as usual.  When are you hoping this might
happen?  The main question will be money.  It sounds like you are
looking for only one or two people.  Would your school be able to find
the money for 1 or two train tickets either from Tennessee or
Pennsylvania?  (I say train because it takes less time than driving,
and is perhaps less costly than flying)  Then they would need a place
to stay and meals, and a compensation fee (which i think i'd set at
$50 per hour of workshop-leading, tho those who were in the original
troupe may see that differently).

If folks on your end could get together all those logistics, I have a
feeling one or two of the Jubilee artists would be happy to start a
conversation about starting to plan the workshop content.

This is just my guess.  Hopefully we'll get someone else's two cents
and see how it adds up.  :D

~Liz

On 10/2/06, Amy Clark <quakerlady_44106 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Dear Chris,
> Please keep me in the loop about Jubilee. I'd like it
> if someone who has led a Jubilee workshop/performance
> could come to do one at Iowa Mennonite School so I and
> others interested in Christian Arts/Whole Body Worship
> can participate. Please provide me with the contact
> info. for someone whom you think might be able to help
> me with this need.
> God Bless Your Work, Amy Clark
>
>
>
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mirror.
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mirror." -Kahlil Gibran