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    Arts Academy of Sedona Presents Friday Night At The Theater Celebrating America

    July 7, 2022No Comments
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    Linda Damita and Nathan Trujillo: Photo Credit: Jack Ross
    Linda Damita and Nathan Trujillo: Photo Credit: Jack Ross
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    Arts Academy of SedonaSedona News – Arts Academy of Sedona presents Friday Night at the Theater on July 15, 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Arts Academy of Sedona in The Collective Sedona located at 7000 SR-179, Suite C-100 in the Village of Oak Creek. 

    This cabaret-style event will feature music, dance, recitation and drama from a variety of local artists. Entertainment slated for this month includes Musicians, Linda Damita and Nathan Trujillo, Bob Grogan, Shaeri Richards, The Village Troubadours: Jashan and Chantal, Gary Ever, Dancers, Cassie Mavis, Poets and Performers, Melinda, McElroy, Gary Scott, Matt Egan, Craig Schneider, Michael Steel and Camilla Ross.  

    If you’d like to enjoy some local eats during the performances, order dinner from Rotten Johnny’s Pizza. https://www.rottenjohnnys.com or Dellepiane’s Burgers http://www.dellepianeburger.com and pick it up before the show. Be sure to place your order by 6 p.m. so it will be ready in time. 

    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. 

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    Join us for August 19th, 2022, for Broadway Night! Come and sing along with us.

    For additional information or to book your tickets by phone please call 860-705-9711. 

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