Meet the Team

Resident Artist Director Krista Detor is an award-winning Musician, Composer, & Writer. She's been recognized by the Indiana Legislature for Contributions to the Arts, as

well as featured on the award-winning 'Wilderness Plots,'in steady rotation on PBS National.

During the 2020 pandemic crisis, she collaborated with NYU graduates to stage the only live traditional theatre experience anywhere in the country, for which she was featured

in Forbes magazine.

Her work as a musician and writer has taken her across the globe, and The Hundredth Hill is her response to a world in need of imaginative solutions to deep social and environmental crises. She and her husband, Technical Director David Weber, work to foster the artistic visions of cross-genre and generational artists by providing them space and resource, in order that they might creatively facilitate human ingenuity, understanding, and sustainability. Art is the answer.

Krista Detor: resident artist director

Sheryl Woodhouse:
managing
director

With dual degrees in Recording Arts and Fine Arts, David Weber has been
creating across genres his entire life. As a music producer/engineer, he understands very well the need for a relaxed and effortless environment in the process of generating art, and has designed and built nearly every structure at The Hundredth Hill with this in mind.

A former catcher on the flying trapeze, Dave toured with The Flying Espanas in the U.S. and Puerto Rico, so he's no stranger to improvisation. Our ‘master of the material plane’ - there’s nothing that Dave can’t fix or fashion - and he keeps an array of materials, tools, bits, and bobs at the ready.

You can find him at the helm of Airtime Recording Studios, here

at the Hundredth Hill

David Weber: technical
director

A business manager with an MBA and 25 years' experience starting and growing creative and mission-driven businesses, Sheryl Woodhouse is

also a classically trained pianist. While she dabbles in writing and design, she most loves the creativity of entrepreneurship.

She founded a pioneering and multi-award-winning recycled paper and invitation company at the start of the green products movement, an urban forest nonprofit, and has been instrumental in growing other companies. Most recently she served as COO of music tech PR firm, Rock Paper Scissors.

She’s inspired every day by the creative vision, craftsmanship, and grand possibilities of The Hundredth Hill.