Emerson Theater Collaborative is proud to present Pulitzer Prize finalist for drama,Love Letters, a two-hander abouttwo lifelong friends and the lettersthey exchange, told with warmth,grace and heart.
Written by A. R. Gurney Produced / Directed by Camilla Ross
DATES/TIMES: October 1st – 7:00 pm
The Cosmos Theatre Arts
222 N Marina Street, Prescott
Ticket link coming soon!
October 2nd & 3rd – 7:00 pm | October 4th – 2:00 pm
Sedona UMC – New Room
110 Indian Cliffs Road, Sedona
Melissa played by Tricia Greer
Andy played by Robert Fleet
PLAYWRIGHT:
A.R. (“Pete”) Gurney was born in 1930 in Buffalo, New York. He graduated from Williams College in 1952, served as an officer in the Navy, and afterwards attended the Yale School of Drama. For many years, he taught literature at M.I.T. but moved to New York in 1982 to devote more time to writing for the theatre. He has won a fair amount of awards during his career, and is now a member of the Theatre Hall of Fame and of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Gurney has been married to his wife Molly for over fifty years. They have four children, eight grandchildren, and now live in Roxbury, Connecticut and New York City. His plays include The Problem, Love Letters, and Scenes From American Life, among others.
Thank you to these supporters:
Sedona UMC, Arizona Commission of the Arts, Arts Academy of Sedona, The Cosmos Theatre Arts
Emerson Theater Collaborative is proud to present Pulitzer Prize finalist for drama,Love Letters, a two-hander abouttwo lifelong friends and the lettersthey exchange, told with warmth,grace and heart.
Written by A. R. Gurney
Produced / Directed by Camilla Ross
DATES/TIMES:
October 1st – 7:00 pm
The Cosmos Theatre Arts
222 N Marina Street, Prescott
Ticket link coming soon!
October 2nd & 3rd – 7:00 pm | October 4th – 2:00 pm
Sedona UMC – New Room
110 Indian Cliffs Road, Sedona
Ticket link for Sedona performances only.
TICKETING:
No Refunds!
Melissa played by Tricia Greer
Andy played by Robert Fleet
PLAYWRIGHT:
A.R. (“Pete”) Gurney was born in 1930 in Buffalo, New York. He graduated from Williams College in 1952, served as an officer in the Navy, and afterwards attended the Yale School of Drama. For many years, he taught literature at M.I.T. but moved to New York in 1982 to devote more time to writing for the theatre. He has won a fair amount of awards during his career, and is now a member of the Theatre Hall of Fame and of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Gurney has been married to his wife Molly for over fifty years. They have four children, eight grandchildren, and now live in Roxbury, Connecticut and New York City. His plays include The Problem, Love Letters, and Scenes From American Life, among others.
Thank you to these supporters:
Sedona UMC, Arizona Commission of the Arts, Arts Academy of Sedona, The Cosmos Theatre Arts
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