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Season Planning – A Surprise Addendum
By Ed Sobel, Associate Artistic Director At the end of my last posting on season planning, I noted that despite the fact that we had announced our season, sometimes that…
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Granfalloon 2010 Preview Party
By Angela DuRoss, Development Director On Monday, May 24, >seek corporate sponsors and members of the Host Committee for the Arden’s biennial fundraising gala, the Granfalloon, gathered for an exclusive…
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Your Ideas for Children’s Theatre – Part 1
By Matt Ocks, Manager of Institutional Giving We had great response to the post about “bed-time” stories to adapt a few weeks ago. Having conducted some research into the titles…
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Putting It Together
Thank you for your interest in the Arden’s production of Sunday in the Park with George! There are two ways you can enter our contest to win tickets to the…
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Teacher as Celebrity
By Courtney Spiker Martin, Arden’s Business Manager and Teaching Artist for Arden for All Walking the halls of Washington Elementary in Camden, NJ may just be the closest I ever…
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Teen Review of If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
By Annie If you give a mouse a cookie, you’ll end up with mouse ears and a face that hurts from smiling so much! At least, >pilule that’s the lesson…
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First Friday, May 2010
Last week, > we hosted an If You Give a Mouse a Cookie-themed First Friday event in the Arden lobby. Guests got to enjoy milk and cookies, create their own…
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Sunday in the Park first rehearsal
By Maureen Torsney-Weir, castmember of Sunday in the Park with George Sunday in the Park with George – first day of rehearsal. It is a lot like the first day…
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Sondheim Memories
Last week, as rehearsals began for Sunday in the Park with George, >sick members of the Arden’s Sylvan Society gathered for the first sing-thru of the play. We asked for…
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A Backwards Cabaret: The Songs You’ll Never Sing, The Parts You’ll Never Play
By Meredith Sonnen, Arden Professional Apprentice The first play I ever remember seeing was The Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan. I proceeded to name our next dog Katisha after a…
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