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Tag: Arden Theater Company

Ian Merrill Peakes as Macbeth with Ben Dibble as Banquo. Photo by Mark Garvin.
Features Theater

Critical Mass: Arden’s MACBETH introduces a new feature on Phindie

Christopher Munden March 11, 2015 No Comments

Readers of Phindie will know that I’m a big fan of William Shakespeare. Yet in the Fall, when I got an invitation to see a…

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Josh Carpenter (left) as Pip and Sally Mercer as Miss Havisham in the Arden Theatre Company’s GREAT EXPECTATIONS. Photo by Mark Garvin.
Arts Reviews Theater

GREAT EXPECTATIONS (Arden): Exceeds all expectations

Nicholas Ryan November 3, 2014 No Comments

With a perfect combination of passion, pride, storytelling, and imagination, the Arden Theatre Company’s production of GREAT EXPECTATIONS is a thrilling night of theater.

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Ian Merrill Peakes, Mary Martello, and Paul L. Nolan in Arden Theatre Company’s Incorruptible by Michael Hollinger. Photo by Mark Garvin
Reviews Theater

INCORRUPTIBLE (Arden): Laughter in the monastery

Nicole Forrester June 5, 2014 No Comments

The set of Michael Hollinger’s witty INCORRUPTIBLE looks like it has been there for hundreds of years, transporting one back to the days of monks…

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