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Teresa H.

Folk Art: Storytelling; Theatre; Theatre: Acting; Theatre: Directing; Theatre: Other

Teresa Harris 5’ 6” 207 lbs. 678 938 0368 td.harris@comcast.net Acting Experience: Of Poems, Youth and Spring VoiceII Junior High -1973 A Midsummer Night’s Dream Hermia Shorter College 1975 Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead Gertrude Shorter College 1976 Madwoman of Chaillot Waiter Univ. of Central Fl. 1976 Saturday Night at the Movies Lila Univ. of Central Fl. 1976-1978 Hypochondria Chorus Univ. of Central Fl. 1976-1978 Harrison Bergeron Diana Moon Glampers Univ. of Central Fl. 1976-1978 The Bald Prima Donna Mrs. Smith Univ. of Central Fl. 1976-1978 Baba Yaga (A Tale of Two Maples) Sharik the Dog Central Fl. Com. Theater 198? Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead Lady in Waiting Polk Com. College 198? Once Upon a Mattress Lady Mabelle Winter Haven Com. Theater 198? Boston Tea Party Ensemble St. Augustine Little Theater 198? Christmas Readings Readers’ Theater St. Augustine Little Theater 1983 & 1985 How the Grinch Stole Christmas Max the Dog (Panda) Pandamonium Players 198? Murder at the Vicarage Mrs. Price Ridley St. Augustine Little Theater 198? Zelda Steffi Hartman St. Augustine Little Theater 198? The Drunken Sailor’s Daughter Nell St. Augustine Little Theater 198? Cocks Must Crow Widow Tippet St. Augustine Little Theater 198? Cross & Sword Ensemble and Understudy for Sarah St. Augustine Outdoor Drama 1986 Season’s Greetings Postal Person Charlotte Children’s Theatre 199? I’ll Be Back Before Midnight Jan Rock Hill Community Theatre 199? The Glass Menagerie Amanda Rock Hill Community Theatre 199? Awarded Best Actress Dearly Departed Raynelle Rock Hill Community Theatre 199? Littlest Angel Cook Fort Mill Community Theatre 199? Death by Chocolate Edith Chiles Fort Mill Community Theatre 199? The Aurelia Women’s League Flower and Garden Show Gala Planning Committee Mary Martha Rock Hill Community Theatre 2002 (named “Best Ensemble” at SETC 2002) Daddy’s Dyin”,Who’s Got the Will Lurlene Rock Hill Community Theatre Diary of Anne Frank Mrs. Van Daan Rock Hill Community Theatre Cheaper by the Dozen Mrs. Fitzgerald Rock Hill Community Theatre Just Desserts Betty Gail Rock Hill Community Theatre (Honorable Mention in Charlotte’s Creative Loafing Review) Cold Kill Paula Rock Hill Community Theatre Little Town of Christmas Mrs. Claus Rock Hill Community Theatre Over the River and Through the Woods Emma Cristano Rock Hill Community Theatre 2002 Heaven Can Wait Mrs. Ames Towne Lake Arts Center 2003 Odd Couple (female version) Olive Towne Lake Arts Center 2004 Love Letters Melissa Woodstock Theatre Co. 200? Rehearsal for Murder Bella Lamb Woodstock Theatre Co. 200? 10 Little Indians Emily Brent Woodstock Theatre Co 200? Death by Chocolate (A Murder Mystery Dinner Theater) Lady Gigi Diva Cherokee Theatre Co. 2004 Over the River and Through the Woods Aida Cherokee Theatre Co. 2005 Blood Red Dahlia (A Murder Mystery Dinner Theater) Margaret Dale Cherokee Theatre Co. 2006 (filled in with one days notice) Arsenic and Old Lace Martha Brewster Pumphouse Players 2005 (Nominated for Best Actress) Barefoot in the Park Ethel Pumphouse Players 2006 (Nominated for Best Supporting Actress) Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Big Mama Cherokee Theater Co. 2007 Steel Magnolias Ouiser Cherokee Theater Co. 2007 Rumors Claire Cherokee Theater Co. 2008 Elves and the Shoemaker Dame Margery Cherokee Theater Co. 2008 ‘Night Mother Thelma Theatre on Main 2008 (Nominated for Best Leading Actress by The Metro Atlanta Theater Awards) Cast the Final Vote Margaret Dale Arnott Cherokee Theater Co. 2008 I Hate Hamlet Lillian Troy Pumphouse Players 2008 Sniffy the Cat 24 hour plays 2009 Shakespeare in Hollywood Louella Parsons Pumphouse Players 2009 (Won PHP award for Best Character Actress) Diary of Anne Frank Mrs. Van Daan Blackwell Playhouse 2009 The Homecoming Emma Staple Stageworks Theatre Co. 2009 Rail Tale Emily Kudzu Playhouse 2010 Barefoot in the Park Ethel Cherokee Theater Co. 2011 The Lady from Dubuque Elizabeth (The Lady) Epidemic Theatre Co. 2011 (ArtscriticATL.com named it one of Atlanta’s top 11 show for 2011) Seeing Stars in Dixie Marjorie Pumphouse Players 2012 (Won PHP award for Best Character Actress) Foxfire Annie Nations Stageworks Theatre Co. 2012 & 2013 Vagina Monologues various monologues Pumphouse Players 2012 Moon Over Buffalo Ethel Pumphouse Players 2012 Radio T.B.S. Vesta Pumphouse Players 2012 Play On Polly Pumphouse Players 2013 (Won PHP award for Best Actress in a major supporting role) Arsenic and Old Lace Abby Pumphouse Players 2013 Cagle’s Haunted Barn Stabbing victim Cagle’s Farm Haunted Barn 2013 Dashing Through the Snow Lenora & Della Tater Patch Players 2013 Playing in the Dark Ms. E, Millie, Raven (3 roles) Out of Box 2014 Harvey Veta Louise Simmons Pumphouse Players 2014 Sylvia Phyllis & Leslie Tater Patch Players 2015 Voice Duck Hunter Shoots Angel Pumphouse Players 2015 Ethel On Golden Pond Elm St. Cultural Arts Center 2016 Dottie/Clacket Noises Off Tater Patch Players 2016 Other Theatrical Endeavors R. T. Jones Library Children’s Coordinator 2002 – 2004 Read books for story times, did story telling and acted stories out. Wrote and performed one person puppet shows. Wrote and directed numerous children’s performances over the 10 years I was employed as a pre-school teacher. 1992 – 2002 Directed the 2005 Murder Mystery Dinner Theater for the Cherokee Theater Company. Hosted an audience participation improv program at the Legion Theatre in Cartersville. Formed the Attention Deficit Improv Troupe. July 2010 Adult story time at R. T. Jones Memorial Library. 2013, 2014, 2015 Tellus Science Museum’s “Night at the Museum” – characters I’ve portrayed over the years: Distraught woman trying to buy a car at the turn of the century, Anne McCaffrey, and an employee of mission control Various historical ghosts for the Oak Hill Cemetery Tour. Tour guide for Whetstone Chocolates Member of the Improv Adventure Troupe at Limelight Theatre Personal Past Secretary for the Cherokee Theatre Company. Past member-at-Large on the board for Pumphouse Players in Cartersville. Tour guide and counter help at Whetstone Chocolates

Nancy Hamlin-Vogler

Visual Arts; contemporary

A diverse 2-dimensional artist, Nancy Hamlin-Vogler works in her backyard studio, near the Fountain of Youth. She began her greeting card company, Eastern Sun Printworks, while taking printmaking classes during graduate school. Infatuated with the silkscreen printing process, she designed a series of fine art card images and printed each one by hand. Thirty-six years later, her iconic cards are sold in bookstores and artisan shops nationwide. Recently, she has converted the cards to digital format in order to allow for time to explore and refine her painting skills. Nancy's passion for contemporary art is evident in her recent works on paper, rendering still life, figurative, and landscape subjects in her signature observational, gestural style, using her favorite materials : acrylics, charcoal, pastels, and pasted rice paper elements. The abstracted content of her work reflects her worldwide backpacking travels, summer vacations on Cape Cod, and her studies in Buddhism. She is a managing member of Butterfield Garage and it is her turn to be the featured artist during March, 2021.

Mary Jane Hayes

Literature; Literature: Children's; Theatre

M. J. (Mary Jane) Hayes is the author of eight children’s books and two plays, both plays adapted from Emma’s House of Sound, published in 2009. This play received a grant from the St. Johns Cultural Council when it was performed at Limelight Theatre. Cummer Museum in Jacksonville, Florida performed the play in 2012. MJ was a Featured Author for the Florida Heritage Book Festival in 2011 for Emma’s Freaky Sneakers. MJ holds an MA in education and a Professional Diploma in Organizational Studies, Certificate of Advanced Standing from NYU. She has been in the educational arena as a teacher, counselor, and writer for over 35 years. Awards and Honors: • Long Island Writers Guild NY– Above and Beyond Commitment Award 2009, 2010 • Florida Heritage Book Festival – Featured Author 2011 • Long Island Writers Guild NY– Dedication of Distinction 2008 • The play, Emma’s House of Sound – awarded a grant from the St. Johns Cultural Council • Visual Arts Award, Honorable Mention

Cole Helman

Music; Music: Composition; Music: Instrumental; Music: Other; Full Band Performances

Cole Helman is a local St. Augustine musician, recording artist and audio engineer. He has performed with local acts Kapowski, Dad's Day Off, Kelp, The Cosmic Groove, Kenny and the Jets, Ghost Tropic, Minimum Rage, Night Nurse, Sailor Jane, and The Lord, among others. The involvement of many acts has led to his work with booking many shows for out of town acts as well as local artists, and engineering live sound for venues like Sarbez, Prohibition Kitchen, Cafe 11 and more. He also runs a small record label and recording studio called Mecca Records, which focuses on promoting local artists and helping them record, document, and publish their music at an affordable rate.

Amy Hendrickson

Media: Film; Music: Composition; Music: Instrumental; Music: Vocal

Amy Hendrickson is a singer-songwriter, event producer, and filmmaker who has been performing live in St. Augustine since she was sixteen. She's produced dozens of events in the last decade that have raised thousands for local musicians. In 2016, along with her talented team, she produced and directed the "Local Honey" documentary which aimed to show the real working lives of over 30 Saint Augustine musicians and received wonderful acclaim. Amy is one of the founding members of Lincolnville Porch Fest, a neighborhood that has been her home and shelter for the last 18 years. She has performed at the Gamble Rogers folk festival as a storyteller since she was eight years old and won the 2019 Gamble Rogers songwriting competition for her original song "Face to Face." In the last three years, she has played in 11 countries, released a new album, and had a beautiful baby boy. Her nicknames include the Good Witch of the South and The Viking, but her favorite name she has earned is Mom. She's also to date the youngest inductee into the St. Augustine Music Hall of Fame.

Jackie Hird

Visual Arts: Photography

Jackie has lived and immersed herself in the local community since 1988 when she moved to the United States from Yorkshire, England. She loves the charm and history of St Augustine and being an integral part of this community. Photography services range from a family portrait at the beach to covering your corporate event. Jackie has extensive experience covering events in St Augustine and was one of the Official photographers for the City of St Augustine's 450th Commemorative events. She has a natural way of putting people at ease helping get the best results. Photography services offered start with the session and build from their. She offers prints, digital files, coffee table books, photographs in presentation folders for corporate events. She has an extensive line of gift items that your images can be incorporated into and has also developed an impressive series of notecards available individually or custom printed in larger quantities. 2018 will be her 3rd year of self publishing her St Augustine Annual calendar incorporating her beautiful photography, as well as many local events to keep you up to date with what is happening in the Nation's Oldest City.

Thomas S. Hischak

Literature; Literature: Non-Fiction; Media: Film; Theatre: Other

Thomas S. Hischak is an internationally recognized author and teacher in the Performing Arts and one of the foremost authorities on the American Musical Theatre. He is the author of over thirty non-fiction books about theatre, film, and popular music, including The Oxford Companion to the American Musical; The Rodgers and Hammerstein Encyclopedia; Broadway Plays and Musicals; Through the Screen Door; The Tin Pan Alley Encyclopedia; Off-Broadway Musicals Since 1919; The Disney Song Encyclopedia; Word Crazy: Broadway Lyricists; American Literature on Stage and Screen; Theatre as Human Action; 1939: Hollywood’s Greatest Year; and The Oxford Companion to American Theatre. He is also the author of over fifty published plays which are performed in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, and Australia. Hischak is a Fulbright scholar who has taught and directed in Greece, Lithuania, and Turkey. From 1983 to 2015 he was Professor of Theatre at the State University of New York at Cortland where he has received such honors as the 2004 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activity and the 2010 SUNY Outstanding Achievement in Research Award. Four of his books have been cited as Outstanding Non-fiction Books by the American Library Association and The Oxford Companion to the American Musical was cited as an Outstanding Reference Work by the New York City Public Library in 2008. His playwriting awards include the Stanley Drama Award (New York City) for Cold War Comedy and the Julie Harris Playwriting Award (Beverly Hills, California) for The Cardiff Giant. Hischak is currently an Adjunct Professor teaching film and theatre at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida.

Debra Mixon Holliday

Visual Arts: Printmaking

Debra is a life-long resident of Florida and grew up along the central Gulf coast of the state. As a child, she had free reign to wander her grandparents' farm and ranch there. Those wanderings began a foundation of watching and observing the flora and fauna of the Gulf Coast and Southeast that now influence her art. In her work, Debra heeds a deep-rooted calling to bear witness to the native environment of the region that she knows and loves. She explores nature as a boundless well of subject matter and our relationships to nature as an entry point to addressing themes on boundaries, connections, sense of place, time, memory, and identity. To create images, she looks to the small stories and the special-ness of the creatures and the environments they rely on. Plying woods, backwaters, and even her own backyard, she raids a treasure chest of line, color, pattern, and form. A variety of printmaking techniques, including monotype, relief, collagraph, and intaglio, are employed to bring images to life. Her mixed media work is enhanced with collage and drawing in graphite and colored pencil. Debra holds a BA in visual arts from Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida and a BA in English from the University of South Florida. She now resides in St. Augustine, Florida, where she continues with learning, exploring and pursuing her art.

Linda Holmes

Visual Arts: Painting

Linda is an accomplished impressionist artist. Her work is predominently oil but also uses oil pastel in her colorful work. She paints en plein air as well as in studio, attends workshops, plein air paintouts and teaches oil painting, as well. Her work is often inspired by the local scenery but she paints landscapes, interiors and has a special affinity for classic car, truck and boat portraits. Linda became an artist later in life after pursuing a career in the travel industry, and appreciates each award, invitation to attend paintouts, gallery participation, commission requests and her classes of wonderful students. A New England native, Linda and her family moved to various cities for her husbands job transfers and found home in St. Augustine in the mid 1990's.

86 Hope

Music

86hope is an indie rock band from St. Augustine with a new downloadable release called not quite tight. The band is Westley Durden on drums, Gabby Le on bass/vocals and Dawson Bass on guitar/vocals.

Mary Hubley

Visual Arts: Painting

The Artist Hubley is an internationally-recognized coastal artist, although she calls St. Augustine home. She spent many years doing corporate art and book illustration. She won first place in a Smithsonian Institution exhibit and an award of excellence with the National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society (NOAPS). She was spotlighted in two Best of America Artist books, three Richeson75 art books, and American Art Collector magazine. She has been juried into major exhibitions with the American Impressionist Society and National oil and Acrylic Painters Society and sells her work through prominent U.S. art galleries. Artist Statement “My paintings explore the whispers of the coastal salt air. That means living the soul of beach, birds, and people who surround me on Anastasia Island. "I paint every day, and still it's not enough. The world offers endless inspiration, and there's just not enough time in life to paint all of what is possible. Every second, nature shifts with the movement of the sun, clouds, and wind. My job is to capture a single magic moment in the life of mist and tide. "My painting style is soft and loose and optimistic. It shifts seamlessly between contemporary realistic, impressionistic, and semi-abstract, depending on the moment. The difference is how I feel about what the world suggests as I place my brush on the canvas.”

Joyce Hutchinson

Literature: Other; Literature: Poetry; Visual Arts; Visual Arts: Other; Visual Arts: Painting; Visual Arts: Photography; art education instructor

I migrated to Jacksonville, June of 2013 and have established myself not just as an artist, but also an art instructor beginning 2014. I have been a lifelong artist, and an art educator since 1998. I manage my own private art school and studio, “Joyce’s Art School”, where I continue to paint, and teach art education to budding artists of all ages, in a personal tutorial style that students love. My lessons are based on the timeless foundations of art and design that are taught in schools and where I take over with individual teaching, and techniques. My school is continually growing where I live in Mandarin. As of February 2021, I'll be adding a second location for classes at the ArtBox gallery in St. Augustine. In creating my art, my subject matter varies as widely as my passions: from historical decorative designs to the realism of florals that I create in oil, acrylic, watercolor, color pencil, and graphite. I have an ongoing love for COLOR! Imagination is the key to art. My work is imbued with the freedom of study and experimentation. I love to focus on creating images that are diverse but maintain elements of nature that breathe life into the art I create. My mission is to encourage the 'what' and 'why' within the viewer, to guide them toward discovering the harmony and humanity that makes this planet so special. For more information on taking my classes or commissions, please contact me at: Phone: 904-735-5747 email: mladyjoy@gmail.com Thank you, Joyce Hutchinson

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