Sarah Harlett: Boundaries & Cookies

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Sarah & Rhonda talk about intimacy direction and coordination, boundaries, holiday work, the power in ritual, holiday traditions, cookies, and so much more.  Be sure to follow on your favorite streaming service to be notified of new episodes and BONUS content!

 Sarah Harlett (she/her) is an actor, educator and intimacy director. 

 Recent acting credits include: Romeo and Juliet (Seattle Shakespeare Co),  King John (Actors Theater of Louisville/upstart crow), The Tempest (Wooden O), What The Constitution Means To Me (u/s, Seattle Repertory Theatre), Richard III, Bring Down The House (upstart crow/Seattle Shakespeare), Gloria: A Life, Frost/Nixon,The Birds and Memorandum (Strawberry Theatre Workshop), The Events (Intiman Theatre), Middletown and A Christmas Carol (ACT), Frog and Toad, The Hundred Dresses, and Bunnicula (Seattle Children’s Theater) Regional credits: Actors Theatre of Louisville, Chautauqua Insititute, NY; Tantrum Theater, Ohio. Internationally: Centre de Danse (Paris, France).

Seattle Gregory Award: Outstanding Lead Performance for Richard III, nomination for Outstanding Supporting Performance in Frost/Nixon. 

Sarah is a teaching artist and intimacy director at Cornish College of the Arts. Sarah holds a BFA from Cornish College of the Arts. Additional study with The Gaety School for Acting (Dublin, Ireland) and BADA (Oxford, England). 
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Actor's Equity Association (AEA), Screen Actor's Guild and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG/AFTRA), and League of Resident Theatres (LORT) are mentioned in the podcast.

For more information about Intimacy Coordination, visit PNW Theatrical Intimacy, Intimacy Directors and Coordinators, Inc., and Intimacy Professionals Association.