About Noelle Arms
Noelle Arms has appeared onstage since the age of five. She received her B.A. in Theater from Chapman University and holds a Master of Arts in Drama from San Francisco State University. She is the founder and proud Artistic Director for Poison Apple Productions. Noelle studied at the Eugene O’Neill National Theater Institute, and abroad in London with Complicite and the Royal Shakespeare Company. As an award-winning, published playwright, Noelle has also been recognized as “Outstanding Stage Manager” at the Kennedy Center of American College Theater Festival. No stranger to the Theatre Community in the Bay Area, Noelle is an award-winning director/choreographer and has written/directed over 20 original works.  She is a proud recipient of the “June Harmon-Frisbie Award” through the Soroptimist International of Diablo Vista for her community contributions.

About Poison Apple Productions
Poison Apple Productions is a 501(c)3 non-profit theatre company that began as the dream of 13-year-old Noelle Arms to offer theatre opportunities to youth. Since then, Poison Apple has expanded to produce over 21 productions a year in the Bay Area communities. One of the hidden jewels of Poison Apple is the 15-year-old “Young Writer and Director Program” which offers the opportunity to youth and developing playwrights and directors to be trained and experience these roles with the guarantee of final staged production. Poison Apple Productions prides itself on being a quality theatre experience by insisting on high-quality production values and instruction/direction through the magic of live theatre. Poison Apple offers numerous participation scholarships each year to ensure that no candidate is excluded from participation due to financial challenge. “Theatre is Our Tradition, and we’re proud to share that.”