Love triangles are rife among this lust-plagued lot, most of whom are admired by one party but pining after another. Like all four of Chekhov’s major plays, The Seagull sees its characters marooned together on a country estate, where some yearn for a more interesting life. It worked with the company’s rap-fuelled Cyrano de Bergerac, starring James McAvoy sans prosthetic snout, and so it does here, with their pandemic-delayed take on The Seagull, with Emilia Clarke ( Last Christmas, Game of Thrones) leading a masterly ensemble in animating Chekhov’s big reflection on the angst-ridden lives of playwrights and their players. Chief Miller tells us all about the program - its history, benefits and how the enlisted force can contribute to the success of the program.The Jamie Lloyd Company is nurturing a winning formula: take a classic play, front it with a Hollywood star and stage it minimalistically, daring the audience to suspend their disbelief, watching the drama unfold on an almost bare stage. The National Guards of all 54 states and territories participate in the SPP, some partnering with more than one country. Clinton Miller, National Guard Bureau J5/J53 SPP Senior Enlisted Leader, joins us in a discussion about the State Partnership Program. In a clip from this month’s episode Chevrons, Chief Master Sgt.
Colonel Dillon shares some of his thoughts on Veterans Day.
In this month’s command message - we will hear from Colonel Stephen Dillon, commander of the 253d Cyberspace Engineering Installation Group. They talk about her immigration from Venezuela, how she found herself in the Air National Guard and her path to her new position through the Enlisted Development Program. Marisela Garcia in our latest, “I am an American Airman” piece. Tim Sandland sits down and interviews Master Sgt.
He’s going to talk to us about our campaign goals for this year, the “Cause of The Week” as well as the various ways we can contribute. Allen Nancarrow, who is the POC for the CFC for the wing. This month’s Seagull podcast features an interview with Lt.
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