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Moon Diary #7
By Grace Gonglewski, Josie in A Moon for the Misbegotten We are coming to the end of it all now. I am exhausted, ailment bruised and overjoyed. An ear infection…
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the full story: Michael from A Moon for the Misbegotten
In our latest installment of the full story, >pharm H. Michael Walls talks about his history with the Arden (as well as one of his fellow castmates), what it means…
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Advocate for the Arden and for the arts in your community!
By Megan Staples, >diagnosis Development Assistant Click Here to Email Your Representative We at the Arden believe in the power of the arts to strengthen communities, and we are not…
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the full story: Allen and Sean from A Moon for the Misbegotten
Here’s more of the full story for our Arden subscribers! Sean and Allen spend a lot of time backstage at A Moon for the Misbegotten. A lot. In this video,…
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How to Manage a Stage
By Harry Watermeier, >illness Arden Professional Apprentice Okay, listen, I don’t actually know how to manage a stage—it’s only day one. But, I’ve learned a few basic things about stage…
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the full story: Grace and Eric from A Moon for the Misbegotten
Welcome to our Arden subscribers! Whether you’re joining us for the first season, or you’ve been with us since the beginning, we want to share the full story with you!…
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The Art (and Entertainment) of the Quick Change
By Rob Heller, Arden Professional Apprentice I am currently Assistant Stage Managing the Arden’s Production of A Moon for the Misbegotten. I have done a little bit of stage managing…
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A New Opportunity
By Paul Arebalo, Jr., Production Fellow The Arden has recently opened up a new seasonal staff opportunity called the Production Fellowship. And I am the guy who fills those shoes…
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Arden for All – Adventures in Eddystone
By Shanna Tedeschi, Arden Professional Apprentice Greetings friends! Shanna here–an Arden Professional Apprentice and Teaching Artist. Did you know that every year over 2, >pharmacy 500 excited kids in Philadelphia,…
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Same Seats?
By Jenn Peck, General Manager “I’m shooting myself in the foot. I’m directing a comedy and it’s not in proscenium.” This was a comment from Ed Sobel, >remedy the Arden’s…
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