Blog
Stay up-to-date with the latest posts from Arden Theatre Company!
What’s it like to be an understudy?
Peter Roccaforte discusses what it was like to go on as Asher for one night in My Name Is Asher Lev. When you take on an understudy position it is…
Read more
Arden Professional Apprentices, A View from the Trenches: Episode Three
A View from the Trenches: APA Katherine discusses her experience as Assistant Stage Manager for My Name Is Asher Lev. My Name Is Asher Lev has its final performance this…
Read more
Notes from the Costume Shop
Richard St. Clair is the costume designer for A Year with Frog and Toad. He also designed the costumes for the original Arden production of Frog and Toad in 2004…
Read more
Social Networking
Check out this article that ran in the Philadelphia Inquirer on Tuesday, February 24: Philadelphia fine arts scene goes where youth are. And while you’re at it, become a fan…
Read more
Red Herring: Performed nationally and locally
Arden Theatre Company has a strong commitment to developing and producing new work, in 21 seasons we have produced 30 world premieres including My Name Is Asher Lev and Something…
Read more
Cupid Strikes…at the Arden!
Sally Wojcik, the Arden’s Education and Group Services Manager, chats about her and Will Lambrakos, the Arden’s Master Carpenter, wedding plans for August. Following in a long line of Arden…
Read more
A Year with Frog and Toad: A work in progress
Jonathan Ward, Property Master for the Arden, discusses prop design for A Year with Frog and Toad. Since I began working as the property master at the Arden, I found…
Read more
Arden Professional Apprentices, A View from the Trenches: Episode Two
A View from the Trenches: APA Hillary Rea takes us through three days in the life of an APA. Every Thursday I grab a ruler, my cell phone, >sickness my…
Read more
Arden Professional Apprentices, A View from the Trenches: Episode One
A View from the Trenches: APA Bobby Bangert discusses his involvement with the workshop of Dennis Smeal’s new play Meticulous Gentlemen. Last week I had the privilege of spending some…
Read more