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Kat Lee is passionate about teaching others how to jump-start each day with a grace-filled, life-giving morning routine. She is the author of the Hello Mornings book (published by Thomas Nelson), a speaker, podcaster, and the founder of HelloMornings.org. She and her husband, Jimmy, live in Waco, Texas, with their three children.
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She has the ability to assess the limitations of our bodies and adapt the poses to work for our particular issues. She pushes us but not to the point of injury. Her classes are a pleasure to attend and there is always laughter and positive energy in the room. Our class always loves it when she returns from a conference because she is so energized and excited about showing us what she has learned. She loves to share her knowledge and does it in an easy to understand manner.
Previously at the Utah Shakespeare Festival: Every Brilliant Thing Tour (Actor), Intimate Apparel (Mayme), Ragtime (Ensemble), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Ensemble), The Greenshow (Featured Performer for two seasons)
Other Theatres: Denver Center for the Performing Arts (A Christmas Carol - Martha Cratchit), Lyric Repertory Company (Freaky Friday - Savannah, Into the Breeches - Ida Green), Short North Stage (Dreamgirls - Lorrell Robinson), Weathervane Playhouse (Mamma Mia! - Sophie)
I had an incredibly musical set of schools, the first being Richmond Methodist Primary, where we did choir competitions, shows, music competitions between schools, continuing into Stamford Bridge school where a really gifted music teacher made sure we could all read music (both clefs) and play an instrument. I had access to a piano from the age of six, and used to invent tunes on it to the poetry of Robert Louis Stephenson (it was a book I had). I had a great music teacher so I could play two-handed by the age of nine. I also studied flute.
By the time I was 10 I had theory and could read piano music, and I was off! I got into The City of Leeds College of Music studying piano and voice. I only stayed two years. The call of the live scene was too much for me and I started gigging.
I have played a harpsichord, clavichord (one of my teachers was a student from York University and sneaked me in there so I could have a go!). I play keyboard live, and have a gorgeous Ronisch piano at home, and the instrument I would like to learn is cello.
I found that my songs could be played in any style, and the pubs in our town wanted dance music, so we created a funk sound. We were aiming at the festival circuit too, and as far as we could see, it was the up-tempo bands that were getting the best slots, and ta-da, our sound was born.
Simon Dobell, aka Rabbi Jaffa Delicious. Simon is a self-taught multi-instrumentalist. He has a very distinctive style, he creates soundscapes, moods, and vibes. He is very difficult to pigeonhole, but a totally essential part of the sound. He uses a lot of effects and feedback, even on trumpet, as well as electric guitar. He does a fine Russian backing vocal and is another dramatic stage presence. He is also the band accountant, which is very handy !
Lively and campy! I like this because it was our aim. Being up-tempo means bookings, especially as we are an originals band, so our foot in the door meant we had to keep it lively. We also like to have a laugh, so I guess that is how it comes across as camp!
The woman was my sister, and the songs were the ones written before and after her death. I tried to find out what had gone on by asking friends, collecting tiny pieces of information from people who had known her. The result was an understanding about her mental illness which she had hidden from all but one friend, and the whole show is a kind of suicide note. We have two dancers, one narrator, visuals and of course The Fabulous Red Diesel. The style is much more laid back, more relaxed tempos, some blues, some acoustic pieces, and an awful lot of drama and emotion.
This is part of Sparkly Bird. The style is my solo style, which is how I always play when I am on my own. It is about the way grief lifts, like a fog disappearing, and how you hold onto grief because it is your last tangible link (or so you think) with the person who has gone.
I think it will be through Sparkly Bird and the theater circuit. It is such an unusual show, and has such a good reception so far, that it will get us into places that we would not be allowed as a band doing our normal gigs. I get the feeling I have to really give it a good go.
Having graduated from Tyler School of Art and Architecture in May 2014 with a BFA and a teaching certificate, Kat has been busy furthering her art practice. In 2014 Kat was awarded the prestigious Windgate Fellowship, which has afforded her the opportunity to participate in the Teaching Assistantship Program at the Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts in Gatlinburg, Tennessee learning from Hiroe Hanazono and Lana Wilson. With plans to complete research trips to London and Amsterdam this winter in conjunction to the Windgate Fellowship Kat is hoping to exhibit new studio work in Spring / Summer 2015.
A reader named Michelle had the idea to take the concept of waking up early one step further. Fellow blogger, Katie Orr, then helped Kat to turn the e-book into a group challenge. Women signed up and were placed in groups to hold each other accountable to waking up early, spending time with God, exercising, and planning their days.
The first time around, a couple hundred people joined the challenge. The movement has now grown into several thousand women who are connecting and encouraging one another. Over 40 countries are represented in the HelloMornings community!
Kat heads back to the office around 8 AM to start her work day. She has about 5 hours to work until her kids get home from school. After those 5 hours, she tries not to do anything work-related. She spends time with her kids, has dinner with her family, and relaxes with a book before bed.
Kat loves using Voxer for her mastermind groups. (We looked it up because we've never heard of it! It's a walkie-talkie like system with live voice, texts, and photos. I think if I got this app, Sarah would murder her phone with all the live voice messages she'd get of all my crazy ideas!)
Kat is part of the Compassion Blogger program. Compassion is a child sponsorship organization that provides food, clothing, and education for children around the world in need. A few years ago, Kat had the privilege of going on a Compassion Blogger trip to the Philippines.
Kat is half-Filipino, but never had the chance to know her mom. She grew up with her All-American Dad with no connection to her mom's side of her family. She was able to connect with a cousin via Facebook, and on the same day that she met the child her own family was sponsoring, she arrived back at the hotel to see 18 members of her family there waiting to meet her for the first time.
Just before the trip, she was insanely busy matching women with accountability groups for HelloMornings. Finally, her last straw was broken in two as she was told during church small group that it was her turn to watch the kids. Meltdown. It was too much in that moment!
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