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Kensington residents share stories of addiction in street play

18 September 2018 Tyra Brown

A professor designed the sound for the play, which ran as part of the Fringe Festival.

Temple alumna advises in play about child incarceration

28 August 2018 Carlee Cunningham

The play explores the experiences of individuals who committed crimes as children and were given harsh sentences.

‘The Big Bang Theory’ star donates to Department of Theater

25 July 2018 Laura Smythe

The $300,000 donation from Kunal Nayyar will help students gain industry experience in order to sign with major talent agencies.

Philadelphia theater company ‘opens people’s eyes’

20 March 2018 Emily Scott

Acting Without Boundaries is a Philadelphia theater company that employs actors with disabilities.

Professor stars in three-part play on Civil War

06 February 2018 Emily Trinh

Melanie Julian plays the main character of the production, “Lydie Breeze.”

Alumna portrays ‘female gaze’ in 19th-century play

14 November 2017 Mary Ragland

Brenna Geffers’ play, “Anna,” is an adaptation of Russian author Leo Tolstoy’s “Anna Karenina.”

Stonewall revisited through theater

12 September 2017 Natasha Claudio

“Hit the Wall” premieres at Temple Theaters this week.

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Student’s science-inspired play debuts at Fringe Festival

12 September 2017 Hadiyah Weaver

Senior theater major Lyell Hintz wrote a play that explores genetic modification.

Alumna’s one-woman play finds humor in healing

12 September 2017 Amanda Lien

Molly Scullion’s play, “I’m OK, Are You OK?” explores emotional trauma through comedy.

‘Seventy IV Seconds’ play to debut at the Arden

05 September 2017 Rebecca Smith

Playwright Kash Goins’ newest work addresses race, law and police brutality.

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