Anybody planning to go this year?

http://www.wcupa.edu/_academics/sch_...try/index.html

I'll probably turn up, provided people I know are going.

Best regards,
David

I'll be there. I'm taking Alicia's workshop on forms of repetition.

Susan

I'll be there as well, and will also be in Alicia's workshop. See ya, Susan. Hope you can make it, David - we can swap triolets.



[This message has been edited by Michael Cantor (edited April 20, 2005).]

David,

I'm not going if Cantor's going to be there. You're all invited to make it down to the Italian Festival at Mother of Divine Grace in Philadelphia that weekend. (Except Cantor, of course, he’s not invited.)

Bobby

I'm going for the first time (still have my fingers crossed on that scholarship). I'm taking Mark Jarman's "master class."

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Steve Schroeder

I'll be there Wednesday and Thursday. I'm chairing the "Farewell to The Formalist" panel on Wednesday afternoon. My intention is to conclude with a few tributes from the floor in the style of a Quaker memorial service, so think about that if you're going.

Back in the autumn of last year I was making tentative plans to attend. (I came in 2003 and had a wonderful time.)

One of our sons is getting married that same weekend, however – a joyous occasion we are all looking forward to, and one made the more pleasant because it will take place in the Lake District, indeed in one of our favourite parts of that lovely region.

Anyway, I shall think of you all being put through your paces by Alicia and David and Dick and Pete and the rest of the crowd.

Have fun!

Clive Watkins

Gosh, wish I would have been abreast of this earlier...

I see the April 15th for the schol. deadline has come and gone.

*sigh*

..And it's so expensive without one!

It's always looked interesting, maybe next year.

-Sherri

I just got notice that I'll be in David Mason's Dramatic Monologue workshop. Thank god they're helping a bit with the funding, because I'm getting near broke.

Hi Folks: I don't think I can get my act together to attend this year, but I very much want to go some time. Can I ask a few questions about it? Some of them are from mere curiosity, and some of them reflect the fact that--if I put together a decent proposal--I may be able to secure partial support from my employer to attend. Where do you fly to go? Do you need a car? Where do you stay? Is it as friendly and welcoming of new people as it sounds?
Best wishes, --Simon