Kathleen is an award-winning composer/lyricist, recording artist and poet for peace. She refined her musical skills at the Longy School of Music in Cambridge and the ASCAP and BMI musical theater workshops in New York. A graduate of Emerson College, Kathleen’s plays and musical works have been performed throughout New England. Ms. Dahill received the Connecticut Best Original Production award for her musical Siblings and composed music for Wanna Bet? a review about the impact of gambling commissioned by the State of Connecticut.

She has given inspirational and music healing concerts in Boston, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Alaska, and Ireland. Formerly the chairperson of the Voice Department at the Community Music School in Connecticut, Kathleen teaches voice and conducts music healing workshops at health facilities throughout New England, and now, Hawaii.

Chris is an award-winning photographer whose subject matter includes portrait, landscape, and candid photographs. His assignments have taken him from the Atlantic to the Pacific coasts of the United States including Alaska and Hawaii plus England, Ireland, and Saint Martin.

In 1995, Chris received a Five Star Photography Masters award from Canon Corporation. While living in northern California, he studied with Clinton Smith, protégé of the legendary Ansel Adams. Chris’ work can be seen in local galleries, Mystic Seaport, and through this Wildwood Studios web site. He continues to expand his knowledge and refine his skill photographing subjects worldwide.

He has in-depth knowledge as theatrical lighting designer and audio engineer creating over 50 theatrical productions including live news broadcasts for WPRI CBS and WNAC Fox TV in Providence, RI. Chris is experienced in television production as associate producer and video editor for Ciao Italia!, the longest-running national food show on PBS. Currently he is producing documentaries of kupuna (elders) and students on the island paradise of Kauai. Chris is also a licensed helicopter pilot.