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    Call for Visual Artists – Sedona 24 Hour Theater 2015

    March 30, 2015No Comments
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    Sedona AZ (March 30, 2015) – Professional and amateur painter-designers in the Sedona area are invited to apply now for the 24 Hour Theater Visual Art Teams. On May 16, talented volunteer artists will create the scenic sets for four original plays written overnight, and presented on the Mary D. Fisher Theater stage. 

    Artists teams will collaborate in a fast-paced professional environment, with a focus on excellence and creativity, relative to each original script. Prior theater experience is not required. Theater and Art students from Red Rock High School may also apply. Painting materials and artist tools are provided. Volunteer helpers are also needed in support of the artists during the production process.

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    The Visual Art Teams are forming now! Apply online: sedona24hours.wordpress.com 

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