Canyon Moon Theatre Presents FRINGE FEST, 1/7

Come and see the best of the best at Canyon Moon Theatre! The Flagstaff Arts & Leadership Academy will be bringing the top three plays from their third annual Fringe Fest to Canyon Moon on Saturday, January 7 at 7pm. What better way to kick off the New Year than with the three plays voted best of the Fringe by an audience of over 300 ballots?

 Experience an exciting taste of theatre with "Arrhythmia," a meditation on love by Blake Swanson; "Too Close to the Sun," by Corey Wegwert, a look into the lives of three celebrities who died too young; and "Invitation," by Rose Delaibau, a piece about a man accused of a crime which he committed out of love. The top two plays will be developed further and applying for entrance into the Phoenix and Tucson Fringe Festivals.

Mike Levin, head of theatre at the Flagstaff Arts & Leadership Academy, and Mary Guaraldi of CMT have been looking for an opportunity to present the work of FALA students to the Canyon Moon audience. Mike has been a fixture at CMT since the first season appearing in such shows as Sylvia, Fiction and The Importance of Being Earnest. "It is a pleasure to have his students appear on the Canyon Moon stage. Their creativity and talent are extraordinary," said Guaraldi. The Flagstaff Arts and Leadership Academy is an educational community for high school students committed to academic excellence in the arts, sciences and humanities.

Tickets for the Fringe Fest at Canyon Moon are $10 for adults and $5 for full-time students. To purchase tickets, or for information on Season subscriptions, call CMT at 928-282-6212. Adult language and subject matter.

Tickets are also available at Rycus' Corners and Marketplace Café in the VOC and at Basha's in West Sedona. Canyon Moon Theatre is located in the Oak Creek Factory Outlets, next to Village Pet Supply and Grooming, on Highway 179 in the Village of Oak Creek.

Canyon Moon is a professional, non-profit theatre that serves the northern Arizona community and its guests. Season XIII is supported by the Sedona Community Foundation.

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