Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah curtis

Sarah discusses the potential stigma around staying in the classroom. Hear from outstanding classroom teacher Aoife Barry and Principal, Sarah Curtis as they discuss the profound impact and rewards of focusing on teaching. Discover why being 'just' a classroom teacher is a powerful and fulfilling career choice.

Want to know how feelings of isolation can become your source of connection and empowerment?   Meet our inspiring guest, Sarah Curtis, who doesn't shy away from the challenging topics of military life. In this episode, we share aspects that are less commonly discussed within the military community, like the feelings of loneliness and the rollercoaster of emotions that can impact not only you but also your marriage.   Why is this conversation so crucial? Because it reminds you that you are not alone in your experiences. It's a reminder that your feelings of isolation can be shared by others, and together we can find strength and connection.   We're exploring: Maintaining a strong marriage whether your spouse is home or away Embracing and normalizing uncontrollable timelines How Sarah navigated the questions “who am I?” and “what impact do I want to have on the world?” The importance of choosing compassion over comparison Addressing feelings of loneliness and isolation The duality of military life   Connect with Sarah: Website: https://amilitarywifeslife.com/ Book: Sitting in the Unknown: A Collection of Poems for Military Loved Ones   For support during your next or current deployment, check out my course! In The Trenches: Mastering Deployment for a Stronger Marriage: https://lindsaycavanagh.com/in-the-trenches   Connect with me for a FREE Military Marriage Breakthrough Call:  https://marriedtomilitary.satoriapp.com/offers/236651-military-marriage-breakthrough-call   Follow me on Instagram so you don't miss a thing! https://www.instagram.com/marriedtomilitary/ Continue the conversation in my private Facebook group Married to Military: https://www.facebook.com/groups/449431269700869

Dr. Sarah Curtis shares what to keep in mind when treating a low-income patient. Dr. Curtis is the owner of Sounds of Life Hearing Center in Concord, Ohio. She also operates the nonprofit Hearing the Call - Northeast Ohio (hearingthecall.org).

Dr. Sarah Curtis continues the conversation on hearing health care inequality on our Aftershow. She shares tips to keep your clinic profitable while still serving patients with Medicaid, discusses why over-the-counter hearing aids didn't solve the cost problem for many folks, and explains how socioeconomic factors influence cochlear implant care.

Sarah and I are back to discuss even more ideas on how to create positive and loving relationhsips.  It's no secret that men and women think differently, act differently, and feel love differently.  And because of this, marriage relationships require a lot of time and effort to create the love we desire.  In this episode, Sarah and I will discuss:What love looks like within a marriage, How to understand your spouse's love language and why that is important, Why the popular belief that we can fall into or out of love anytime is not true.  Why marriage and family relationships are so importantJoin us as we share what we have discovered within our own marriage and family relationships.Below is a list of references:Carroll, J. S., Badger, S., & Yang, C. (2006, July). The ability to negotiate or the ability to love? Evaluating the developmental domains of marital competence. Journal of Family Issues, 27 (7), 1001-1032.Gottman, J. M., Coan, J., Carrere, S., & Swanson, C. (1998, February). Predicting marital happiness and stability from newlywed interactions. Journal of Marriage and the Family, 60 (1), 5-22.Gottman, J.M. & Silver, N. (1999). The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work. Terry Baker, “Don't Let Negativism Ruin Your Marriage,” Ensign, March 2001.Chapman, G. (1992). The Five Love Languages.Lynn G. Robbins, “Agency and Love in Marriage,” Ensign, October 2000.To connect with Angela AdamsShoot me an email: angela@angelaadamscoaching.comTo get on my calendar, click on this link: https://coachwithangela.as.me/Visit my website to subscribe to my weekly email: https://www.angelaadamscoaching.com/To access your FREE guide to managing your emotions: https://www.angelaadamscoaching.com/lead-collectionI would appreciate your help! Please head over to the platform you use to listen to this podcast and leave a review of Embrace it All! It helps me know how I am helping you! And boosts the algorithims as well. Best of all, it's free and easy to do!

Episode 100 is here, and I knew I wanted to discuss something that is extremely important to me.  This topic is something that I am so passionate about, and one that I have devoted most of my life, my time, and my energy into.   Over the years I have learned that anything that is important to me, requires a lot of attention and work, but the rewards along the way are amazing.So the topic I chose to feature on this 100th episode is creating strong, positive and loving relationships, particularly  Marriage and Family relationships.   Of all the roles I hold in my life, being a wife and a mother are the two most important to me. Because this topic is one of great importance, I invited Sarah Curtis, an expert in the field of Marriage and Family relationships, to discuss these things with me.  I have a very special guest with me here to discuss how to create those strong, positive, and loving marriage and family relationships, because this is something we are both passionate about.  Not only is Sarah a wife and mother of five sons, she holds a Ph.D. in Marriage, Family, and Human Development and taught marriage courses at BYU for several years.  She is fun, positive and passionate about sharing her knowledge.On this episode we will be discussing:the definition of marriage competence positive Affect within your marriage what to look out for when it comes to resolving conflict within your marriageBelow is a list of references she shares:Carroll, J. S., Badger, S., & Yang, C. (2006, July). The ability to negotiate or the ability to love? Evaluating the developmental domains of marital competence. Journal of Family Issues, 27 (7), 1001-1032.Gottman, J. M., Coan, J., Carrere, S., & Swanson, C. (1998, February). Predicting marital happiness and stability from newlywed interactions. Journal of Marriage and the Family, 60 (1), 5-22.Gottman, J.M. & Silver, N. (1999). The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work. Terry Baker, “Don't Let Negativism Ruin Your Marriage,” Ensign, March 2001.Chapman, G. (1992). The Five Love Languages.Lynn G. Robbins, “Agency and Love in Marriage,” Ensign, October 2000.To connect with Angela AdamsShoot me an email: angela@angelaadamscoaching.comTo get on my calendar, click on this link: https://coachwithangela.as.me/Visit my website to subscribe to my weekly email: https://www.angelaadamscoaching.com/To access your FREE guide to managing your emotions: https://www.angelaadamscoaching.com/lead-collectionI would appreciate your help! Please head over to the platform you use to listen to this podcast and leave a review of Embrace it All! It helps me know how I am helping you! And boosts the algorithims as well. Best of all, it's free and easy to do!

What does it mean to empower your clients and the further community? We think Sarah Curtis from Sarah Curtis Mortgages & Insurance has it figured out. And you will too after watching this week's KAN Podcast episode.

Sarah is the creator of A Military Wife's Life LLC, which focuses on helping new milso's navigate military life. She lives in Florida with her 1 year old son and Air Force husband, and loves creating prints designed for military homes! Today she shares her top 5 tips for Tricare with kids. She gives us information about dealing with Tricare from birth to moving out of your house. This is just a taste of the wonderful information Sarah provides for military spouses on her social media & blog. You can find her on instagram at @amilitarywifeslife and her blog here. If you didn't hear your top 5 tip for Tricare with Kids on todays podcast comment on the post for this episode @Militarywivestopfives on Instagram.

Guests: Callie Meredith and Sarah Curtis, military spouses   The term “dependa” has long been used as a derogatory slur for military spouses. Two new military spouses share their experiences with the stigma and stereotype and how they believe leadership can help change public perception of how military spouses are viewed.    “It's so outdated — what a military spouse is, the definition, what a spouse's role looks like. It's not modernized to what we do now as spouses, or what we can do now as spouses.”  -Callie Meredith   Learn more about: Callie's podcast, “Call to Marriage” Sarah's blog, “A Military Wife's Life” and Etsy shop The book "Campfollowing: A History of the Military Wife" How the military can improve communication The military's Interactive Customer Evaluations or “ICE” Comments Jennifer's War Horse feature about how we can modernize the military spouse support system   Disruptive Storytelling with Military Changemakers is a bi-weekly podcast presented by Partners in PROMISE, a nonprofit dedicated to Protecting the Rights Of Military children In Special Education (P.R.O.M.I.S.E.). Music by Stephen McDonough.   Want to tell your Disruptive Story? Connect with Partners in PROMISE: info@partnersinpromise.org    Or follow us: Facebook - @partnersinPROMISE Instagram - @partnersinpromise Twitter - @PartnersinPROM1 thepromiseact.org

Have you been thinking about starting your own business, perhaps a blog or an Etsy shop? Maybe you're really excited about the idea, but you feel like it's too hard, so you throw in the towel before you even start. Girl, we get it! You're not alone, we all have been there! Sarah Curtis is a military spouse and mom who went through a similar journey, and that's why we invited her to join us in this episode to speak about her experience. Sarah shares how she started an online business, how blogging became her source of income, what mindset blocks she had to overcome, and much more! In this episode, we chat about: - How Sarah started her blog and turned a hobby into a business - Fighting perfectionism, procrastination, and imposter syndrome - Setting up an Etsy shop is easier than you might think - Sarah shares tips on how to get started with Etsy shop - Mindset blocks we run into as we continue growing our businesses - Don't let society tell you what to do, especially if you're a military spouse - Everybody has an opinion but it doesn't mean you must listen to them - Importance of setting REALISTIC goals for yourself and quit comparing yourself with others So many goodies right?! Grab your headphones and tune in! For full show notes and more resources, visit milspolifestyle.com/episode-4.

Please join Colorado Review associate editor Nicole Piasecki and writer Sarah Curtis for a discussion about Curtis's recently published essay "The Ghosts of Lubbock," which was published in CR's Summer 2021 issue.

Dr. Curtis opened her practice in 2018 and believes in giving back by having students and precepting from the beginning.  Her relationship with the area university has allowed her to have this ability and offer a well rounded experience.  Listen as she discusses her approach to having students and how she quickly grew.Join our private facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/360250875191406

King of The Slums special with Charles Keigher in conversation with David Eastaugh King of the Slums formed in Manchester, England, by writer Charley Keigher aka Charlie Keighera (vocals, guitar) and Sarah Curtis (electric violin), initially as Slum Cathedral User. Joined by bassist John Eccles in early 1985, they recorded a demo tape at Crimson Studios in Urmston, Manchester with the help of a drummer who left the band soon after. The band took up its image of Kings of the slums incorporating a plastic dustbin and a tambourine replacing the drums which added to their 'Slums' authenticity when playing live. They won Muze magazine's Band of the Year competition winning a recording session at a studio in Gorton Manchester producing a second demo tape. Their third demo tape came soon after at a recording studio in Upper Mill high up in the Saddleworth moors. During the second and third demo tape recordings the group made its vinyl recording debut with the "Spider Psychiatry" single in 1986 on a small independent label SLR Records. During this time they gigged at various Manchester venues as a three piece with their now trade mark dustbin drum and homemade stage. The single, reviewed by Melody Maker, never made any significant sales. In mid 1987 Eccles left the band. Sarah Curtis had studied violin at the Royal Northern College of Music, but dropped out before finishing her studies. Further releases followed in 1988 and 1989 on the Play Hard label, now with bassist Jon Chandler and drummer Ged O'Brien (who replaced a succession of drummers), most of which were collected on the album Barbarous English Fayre (1989). The band also recorded a session for John Peel's BBC Radio 1 show in 1988. An incendiary live performance of "Fanciable Headcase", shown on the influential Snub TV television programme, earned the band national exposure, and helped to push their EPs up the independent chart, "Bombs Away on Harpurhey" reaching No. 8.

This week I have the absolute pleasure of speaking with Sarah Curtis, founder of Move Your Mind and one of the co-founders of 10Ironwomen, a group of 10 inspiring women who undertook the Barcelona Ironman in 2019. Sarah integrates her active lifestyle to all aspects of her world including her work as a counselor & psychotherapist. Taking her sessions out of her practice in Shoreditch she is able to offer running and walking sessions to those who feel more comfortable out in nature. Sport has always been a part of Sarah's life but she hasn't always been a lover of running. It was through joining running groups in London that she found a supportive community of runners and motivational women which saw them take on the challenge of running from LA to Vegas and later the unthinkable challenge of an Ironman. I was really eager to understand the decision process Sarah went through when she agreed to take on these challenges and if she was daunted by the size of the task, but as she explains the hardest part of these physical or mental challenges is saying yes in the first place. From there she fully commits and goes for it. Pushing yourself physically or mentally really is just one decision away. Since completing the Ironman Sarah and 10Ironwomen have become a movement with a mission to see a 50/50 gender split at Ironman events, so if you're even slightly considering it Sarah will get you inspired to take on the challenge. Book recommendation: Love's Executioner by Irvin D. Yalom 10 Ironwomen: Instagram: @10ironwomen   Sarah Curtis: Instagram: @moveyourminduk Website: www.moveyourmindtherapy.com   Stay Connected: Instagram: @juliafranckh YouTube: Julia Franckh Instagram: @moderndayrebels Website: www.moderndayrebels.com Sign-up to the bi-weekly newsletter filled with digestible content, actionable exercises, and my favorite resources to help you create the life you want to live here: http://eepurl.com/g6lokv

This series spotlights HBCU graduates who tell their inspiring stories. Let's take a walk in Sarah Curtis Henry's shoes! She will tell her story of why she chose Spelman College and she will tell her story of how she left Wall Street to pursue a career in beauty to become the Chief Marketing Officer at TATCHA. This interview is inspiring and motivating! Sarah was recently featured in Essence magazine! For more information about Andrea, please visit: www.evansiplaw.com For more information about Ashley, please visit: www.ashleyinsureme.com For more information about Sarah, please visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-cur… For more information about TATCHA, please visit: www.tatcha.com To make a donation to Spelman College, please visit: www.spelman.edu

Today I'm chatting with Sarah Curtis, designer and milliner for her eponymous fashion label. Sarah's beautiful hats are often seen worn by the fashion glitterati at A-list parties and events but as a mother of three plus a dog that thinks it's a child, Sarah is not one to let things get to her head. Instead, she gives us a frank insight into how wearing many hats in the time of corona is and isn't working for her. View Sarah's home style at https://madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/4/7/sarah-curtis

This is a trying time for so many of us around the world, and it’s possible that you may find yourself feeling anxious, angry, scared, or disconnected. In the season four premiere, I bring back my friends and colleagues Sarah Curtis and Kirk Webb to offer up ways and ideas for how to take care of ourselves both mentally and physically during these challenging times, while many of us find ourselves somewhat isolated during the coronavirus outbreak. Disclaimer: We are not doctors. This episode is not a substitute for professional care or treatment from a mental health professional, and if you are experiencing severe anxiety or panic, we encourage you to reach out to your physician. Additionally, you can find online resources that accompany this episode at whatisculturepodcast.com.

In this candid interview, Sarah Curtis, Director of Sales Enablement, discusses some major challenges that Tangoe's sales organization faces and what she and leadership are doing to remove any obstacles. She also discusses how every Tangoe employee plays a part in the sales journey of our clients — how everyone who does their job with excellence is helping Tangoe retain, acquire, and delight our customers. We also learn what has sparked a fundamental shift in the company culture.

Australia's first-ever ‘Connecting Paws' event raised much-needed funds to battle mental health issues, but even more importantly, prompted people to start talking opening about the veterinary industry's hidden crisis – the rise in suicides.The event was held in Wollongong and attracted a large number of vets, nurses and specialists who very generously bid on numerous prestigious hampers donated by Industry supporters Hosts for the evening were the stars of TV's ‘Village Vets', Anthony and James, and while they're best known for their larrikin good humour, the duo didn't hold back in detailing the issues which affect everyone dealing with animals and clients in highly emotional ways and why it's imperative to openly discuss things – before they reach breaking point. Event organisers Sarah Curtis and Liz Armstrong joined us to discuss the evening's take-home messages, in particular James view of over-the-top clients.

Australia’s first-ever ‘Connecting Paws’ event raised much-needed funds to battle mental health issues, but even more importantly, prompted people to start talking opening about the veterinary industry’s hidden crisis – the rise in suicides. The event was held in Wollongong and attracted a large number of vets, nurses and specialists who very generously bid on numerous prestigious hampers donated by Industry supporters Hosts for the evening were the stars of TV’s ‘Village Vets’, Anthony and James, and while they’re best known for their larrikin good humour, the duo didn’t hold back in detailing the issues which affect everyone dealing with animals and clients in highly emotional ways and why it’s imperative to openly discuss things – before they reach breaking point. Event organisers Sarah Curtis and Liz Armstrong joined us to discuss the evening’s take-home messages, in particular James view of over-the-top clients.

Ever wondered what emotional challenges vets and vet nurses REALLY go through on a daily basis? We had a very candid chat with two amazing ladies who created an event called 'Connecting Paws' aimed at educating veterinary professionals as well as pet owners about what it's really like to work in the profession - You might be surprised!

Ever wondered what emotional challenges vets and vet nurses REALLY go through on a daily basis? We had a very candid chat with two amazing ladies who created an event called 'Connecting Paws' aimed at educating veterinary professionals as well as pet owners about what it's really like to work in the profession - You might be surprised!

Mental health problems are rife within the veterinary industry but the problem is usually kept hush-hush. But not for much longer thanks to Sarah Curtis and Elizabeth Cooke, two pioneering Vet nurses who are launching a new charity to fund resources to help people in their own industry as well as drought-stricken farmers.The first event – a dinner in Wollongong on June 25th 2016 - emceed by the irrepressible duo ‘The Village Vets'.If that date has passed by the time you see this, please take a moment to listen to Greencross Vets Southcoast NSW Practice Manager Sarah Cole's very inspiring goal!!

Mental health problems are rife within the veterinary industry but the problem is usually kept hush-hush. But not for much longer thanks to Sarah Curtis and Elizabeth Cooke, two pioneering Vet nurses who are launching a new charity to fund resources to help people in their own industry as well as drought-stricken farmers. The first event – a dinner in Wollongong on June 25th 2016 - emceed by the irrepressible duo ‘The Village Vets’. If that date has passed by the time you see this, please take a moment to listen to Greencross Vets Southcoast NSW Practice Manager Sarah Cole's very inspiring goal!!

Pediatric DKA was identified as one of key diagnoses that we need to get better at managing in a massive national needs assessment conducted by the fine folks at TREKK – Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids – one of EM Cases' partners who's mission is to improve the care of children in non-pediatric emergency departments across the country. You might be wondering - why was DKA singled out in this needs assessment? It turns out that kids who present to the ED in DKA without a known history of diabetes, can sometimes be tricky to diagnose, as they often present with vague symptoms. When a child does have a known history of diabetes, and the diagnosis of DKA is obvious, the challenge turns to managing severe, life-threatening DKA, so that we avoid the many potential complications of the DKA itself as well as the complications of treatment - cerebral edema being the big bad one. The approach to these patients has evolved over the years, even since I started practicing, from bolusing insulin and super aggressive fluid resuscitation to more gentle fluid management and delayed insulin drips, as examples. There are subtleties and controversies in the management of DKA when it comes to fluid management, correcting serum potassium and acidosis, preventing cerebral edema, as well as airway management for the really sick kids. In this episode we‘ll be asking our guest pediatric emergency medicine experts Dr. Sarah Reid, who you may remember from her powerhouse performance on our recent episodes on pediatric fever and sepsis, and Dr. Sarah Curtis, not only a pediatric emergency physician, but a prominent pediatric emergency researcher in Canada, about the key historical and examination pearls to help pick up this sometimes elusive diagnosis, what the value of serum ketones are in the diagnosis of DKA, how to assess the severity of DKA to guide management, how to avoid the dreaded cerebral edema that all too often complicates DKA, how to best adjust fluids and insulin during treatment, which kids can go home, which kids can go to the floor and which kids need to be transferred to a Pediatric ICU. The post Episode 63 – Pediatric DKA appeared first on Emergency Medicine Cases.

Pediatric DKA was identified as one of key diagnoses that we need to get better at managing in a massive national needs assessment conducted by the fine folks at TREKK – Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids – one of EM Cases’ partners who’s mission is to improve the care of children in non-pediatric emergency departments across the country. You might be wondering - why was DKA singled out in this needs assessment? It turns out that kids who present to the ED in DKA without a known history of diabetes, can sometimes be tricky to diagnose, as they often present with vague symptoms. When a child does have a known history of diabetes, and the diagnosis of DKA is obvious, the challenge turns to managing severe, life-threatening DKA, so that we avoid the many potential complications of the DKA itself as well as the complications of treatment - cerebral edema being the big bad one. The approach to these patients has evolved over the years, even since I started practicing, from bolusing insulin and super aggressive fluid resuscitation to more gentle fluid management and delayed insulin drips, as examples. There are subtleties and controversies in the management of DKA when it comes to fluid management, correcting serum potassium and acidosis, preventing cerebral edema, as well as airway management for the really sick kids. In this episode we‘ll be asking our guest pediatric emergency medicine experts Dr. Sarah Reid, who you may remember from her powerhouse performance on our recent episodes on pediatric fever and sepsis, and Dr. Sarah Curtis, not only a pediatric emergency physician, but a prominent pediatric emergency researcher in Canada, about the key historical and examination pearls to help pick up this sometimes elusive diagnosis, what the value of serum ketones are in the diagnosis of DKA, how to assess the severity of DKA to guide management, how to avoid the dreaded cerebral edema that all too often complicates DKA, how to best adjust fluids and insulin during treatment, which kids can go home, which kids can go to the floor and which kids need to be transferred to a Pediatric ICU. The post Episode 63 – Pediatric DKA appeared first on Emergency Medicine Cases.

Sarah Curtis won Jeopardy. She knows a thing or two. I dig in about the show, her experience and some issues that might change your mind about these so called 'winners' on Jeopardy. Are they exceptionally smart? Or are they exceptionally smart AND dexterous?

HAVOC for the Holidays 2010 To Gift a Square Foot of CRY HAVOC's new home, including a copy of these twelve Very Short Holiday Plays, visit www.cryhavoccompany.org/gift. The “Here for the Holidays” Collection Puppy Love a very short holiday play by Becky Sterling Rygg inspired by the song “Love Don't Live Here” as performed by Lady Antebellum featuring the character Bill McCaffrey from her play Room 73 Bill - Will Clark Jennifer - Becky Sterling Year After Year a very short holiday play by Melisa Breiner-Sanders inspired by the song “Wish You Were Here” as performed by Pink Floyd featuring the character Paul from her play Lighthouse Paul - Kitt Lavoie Mary - Kerry Flanagan Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room a very short holiday play by Katelin Wilcox inspired by the song "Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You" as performed by Bob Dylan featuring the character Marianne from her play The Pawnbroker Marianne - Jennifer Reichert Theo - Cavan Hallman The Quiet Storm a very short holiday play by William Jackson Harper inspired by the song “Here” as performed by Vertical Horizon featuring the character Cleveland Jackson from the play Freak Flag by Timothy Davis Joanne - Melisa Breiner-Sanders Cleveland - Jerzy Gwiazdowski Variation on a Theme a very short holiday play by Annalisa Chamberlin inspired by the song “Here Comes the Night” as performed by Van Morrison featuring the character Sydney from the play Thirty Four Weeks and Four Days by Kitt Lavoie Wes - Cavan Hallman Syd - Annalisa Chamberlin Wish You Were Here, My Love a very short holiday play by Sharon E. Cooper inspired by the song “Out Here In the Middle” as performed by James McMurtry featuring the characters Adele and Ms. G from her play A Visit to the Bronx Edwards - Eric Miler Walter - Jerzy Gwizdowski Hanna - Kerry Flanagan Lebin - Cavan Hallman Ava - Kari Morris Jessica - Nicole Johnston To see footage from the original airing of the Hanna Boch Kohner episode of This Is Your Life, visit: http://www.archive.org/details/this_is_your_life_hanna_bloch_kohner INTERMISSION Christmas for New Year's a very short holiday play by Jennifer Reichert inspired by the song “Here Comes Your Man” as performed by Meaghan Smith featuring the characters Andy from her play Mikey Wears Braces, and Matt from her play Techs Matt - Matt Cowart Andy - Sarah Curtis Habitual a very short holiday play by Cavan Hallman inspired by the song “Everybody's Here” as performed by Brad Paisley featuring the character Brad from his play Victory Debbie - Alison Crane Daryl - Kitt Lavoie Brad - Tim Davis Unverdant Beauty a very short holiday play by Will Clark inspired by the song “Here Comes the Sun” as performed by Jenna Mammina & Andre Bush featuring the character Susan from his play Eminent Domain Ted – Jerzy Gwiazdowski Paul - Tim Davis Susan - Becky Sterling The Earth You Created a very short holiday play by Sydney Painter inspired by the song "Here I Am to Worship” as performed by Passion featuring the character Piper from her play The Spaceship Lands on Christmas Piper - Jenny Kirlin Lexi - Amy Nowak And it came to pass in those days… a very short holiday play by Kitt Lavoie inspired by the song "Here for You” as performed by Neil Young featuring the character Cassie from his play Makes Three Ted - Eric Miller Cassie - Annalisa Chamberlin For Plume a very short holiday screenplay by Jenny Kirlin inspired by the song "What Am I Doing Here With You" as performed by Bev Harrell featuring the characters Plume and Dovey from her as-yet-untitled animated pigeon screenplay Camera Directions - Kitt Lavoie Woman - Sarah Curtis Announcement - Tim Davis Plume - Will Clark Dovey - Nicole Johnston Stage Directions read by Cavan Hallman and Jenny Kirlin The CRY HAVOC Company Artistic Director Kitt Lavoie Managing Director Jerzy Gwiazdowski Associate Artistic Directors Jennifer Curfman, Timothy Davis The Resident Company Artistic Associates Kerry Flanagan, William Jackson Harper, Jenny Kirlin, Rachel Jay Neuman, Jane Pfitsch, Jennifer Reichert, Chris Stack Resident Artists Melisa Breiner-Sanders, Josh Bywater, Josh Casaubon, Mary Cavett, Annalisa Chamberlin, Will Clark, Chris Comfort, Sharon E. Cooper, Matt Cowart, Peter J. Crosby, Sarah Curtis, Erin Deal, Derrick DeMaria, Zoe Frazer, Jerzy Gwiazdowski, Aubyn Philabaum, Becky Sterling, Katelin Wilcox Workshop Regulars Contributing to the Development of the VSHPs Greg Cicchino, Alison Crane, Cavan Hallman, David Higgins, Nicole Johnston, Eric Miller, Kari Morris, Amy Nowak, Sydney Painter, Mike Tranzilli Board of Directors Kitt Lavoie, Eileen Silvers, Debbie Monk, Jenny Kirlin, Timothy Davis, Deborah Rath, David Vigliano Advisory Board Bob Hawk, Lonny Price