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An occupational therapy professor directs research to improve public experiences for people with autism-spectrum disorder.

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

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

BalletX, a local dance group, brought ballet to the public.

Berio’s 14 Sequenzas, as a part of FringeArts, will be performed at an upcoming show in Philadelphia.

Rodriguez reflects on his experience in “Pay Up.”

Meredith LaBoon celebrates her directorial debut at the Fringe Festival this September.

Spectators gathered to watch Thursday’s opening celebration of Open Air Philly, an interactive light show installation on Benjamin Franklin Parkway.

Video by Annie Bydlon and David Fraser.

“A History of Sh*t: Manson in Thebes” is an outrageous, off-color comedy featuring talent including Temple students, recent graduates and professors.