President and Chairman of Emerson Theater Collaborative To thine own self be true—Camilla Ross’s resourceful, versatile life is a testament to this ideal.Passionate, loving and giving, she’s led and gathered a host of loyal students, colleagues and champions throughout her life to achieve great works, and empower the spirits and well-being of others. “To be a catalyst for social change is really where it’s at for me,” Camilla said. “I believe theater should always be a venue for social change. I love the art of live theater and love what it does to the human soul and spirit. It moves us to look at life differently. To leave off the rose colored glasses and really see the human condition.”

Joshua Rivedal is the creator and founder of Changing Minds: A Mental Health Based Curriculum and The i’Mpossible Project. He is trained in human capital management with an emphasis in coaching from NYU, and is also trained in QPR, ASIST, and the teacher’s edition of emotional intelligence at Yale University’s Center for Emotional Intelligence. He has spoken about suicide prevention, mental health, diversity, and storytelling across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. He currently serves on the advisory board of Elevatr, a startup peer-to-peer mental health app. He wrote and developed the one-man play, Kicking My Blue Genes in The Butt (KMBB), which paired with suicide prevention education, has toured extensively throughout the world. His memoir The Gospel According to Josh: A 28-Year Gentile Bar Mitzvah, based on KMBB, is on The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s recommended reading list.

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Blythe Larkin is a 22-year old Lighting Designer from Tucson, AZ where he had experience working as an actor at SlaughterHouse, one of the biggest haunted houses in AZ, as a Stagehand at Centennial Hall and Fox Theater, and also as a Sound Operator for the local news. He has been with ETC for a little over a year now doing anything that he can to help. Most recently he has been working hard to help finish renovating Sedona Arts Academy and is very excited to see it open up.

Noah Puckett is excited to be performing in “What in the World” during these unprecedented times. This is his first online theater experience since his start in the theater world just over a year ago. He has worked in Emerson Theater Collaborative’s “Christmas Thieves” and “Vivian’s Music 1969” as a stage manager, but this is his first time acting in one of their shows. Noah loves so many things, including traveling, being a stage manager, and acting.