Emerson Theater Collaborative Present Underneath the Lintel, April 15 and 16, 7 p.m. Underneath the Lintel is The DaVinci Code meets the dewy decimal system. In this gripping ghost story, an eccentric librarian discovers a weather-beaten book in a return bin — 113 years overdue. Sparked by a message left in its margins, he embarks on a magical quest that takes him around the world and 2,000 years into the past. With astonishing twists and turns, Underneath the Lintel draws us into an unforgettable odyssey. The show features Craig Schneider as the librarian. Tickets are $35 – $45 for regular seats or reserve a seat at a table for $55 per person. Tickets can be purchased at https://bit.ly/etc-lintel-2022.
Friday Night At The Theater, Friday, April 22, 7 to 8 p.m. Join us on the third Friday each month for a fabulous live cabaret-style theater experience. The evening will feature local actors and performers presenting music, song, dance, recitation and drama. Order dinner from Rotten Johnny’s at https://www.rottenjohnnys.com or Dellepiane’s Burger Joint at http://www.dellepianeburger.com and have it delivered to the venue. Be sure to place your order by 6 p.m. so it will arrive in time for the show. Entertainment slated for this month includes Gary Every and Zoot Suite Zebras, Bob Grogan and Cindy Cole, Joan Westmoreland, Shaeri Richards, Matt Egan, Craig Schneider, Rebecca Ricky and Camilla Ross. Tickets are $20 per person in advance and $30 at the door. Advance tickets can be purchased at https://bit.ly/Friday-Night-at-the-theatre2022.
COMING IN MAY
Emerson Theater Collaborative presents The True Nature of All Being by Lisa Giordano, May 6, 7 at 7 p.m. and May 8 at 2 p.m. This show is produced by Camilla Ross and directed by Ashley Adelman. Tickets are available at https://bit.ly/etc_true_nature_22.
During 1970, in Minamata ‐ a small fishing village in Japan, a fisherman, Teru Moriya is struggling to make ends meet and to care of his family; especially his young, severely disabled daughter. The livelihood of all the fishermen in the village is at stake since many people are falling ill, and the suspected culprit is mercury being drained from a nearby chemical plant and polluting the waters. People in the village are at odds since some in the village are dependent on the chemical plant for their livelihood. The illness is dividing the town, families, including Teru Moriya’s, and destroying individual lives. Women in the village have banded together to discover the truth, save their children and spark the global environmental movement.
*All events will be held at Arts Academy of Sedona in The Collective Sedona located at 7000 SR 179, Suite C-100 in the Village of Oak Creek. CDC Covid-19 guidelines are in place for all events. For additional information or to book your tickets by phone please call 860-705-9711.
