By Grace Gonglewski, >prescription Josie in A Moon for the Misbegotten 12/31/2010 eating sleeping dreaming moon. I speak in an Irish brogue to my family. Haven’t gone on Facebook or…
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By Andrew Wojtek, Arden Professional Apprentice and Assistant Stage Manager for The Borrowers As part of the Arden Professional Apprenticeship, each apprentice serves as the Assistant Stage Manager (ASM) for…
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By Grace Gonglewski, Josie in A Moon for the Misbegotten Costume fitting today. Had talked earlier with Alison [Roberts, the costume designer] about the possibility of little pouches of bird…
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By Glenn Perlman, >help Technical Director Children’s theatre often means spectacle — and special effects. Our kids’ shows need to be exciting and visually interesting, since we’ve learned that children…
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By Allen Radway, T. Stedman Harder in A Moon for the Misbegotten What is it about a ‘stache that elicits such a polarizing reaction? What it seems to imply, what…
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By Sarah Sexton, Manager of Institutional Giving ‘Tis the Season! In my family, we have a tradition. When we’re all piled into the car around the holidays, we make up…
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By Jenn Peck, sick General Manager There are several indicators around here that Arden Children’s Theatre has begun. Staff members in brightly color t-shirts, bleary-eyed actors showing up before 10am…
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A Moon for the Misbegotten began rehearsals yesterday. Here’s how actress Grace Gonglewski spent her weeks before joining fellow actors and director in the rehearsal hall. Today I am re-recording…
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Bi Jean Ngo, the actress who plays Arietty in The Borrowers, >pharm is also a Teaching Artist for the Arden’s educational program – Arden For All. Here Bi recounts her…
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By Courtney Riggar, Production Manager Hopefully this will be the first in a series of blog entries to keep you up to date on what some of our visiting artists…
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