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The Cherry’s Artistic Director Samuel Buggeln has turned the current season over to movement-based work.

Playwright Juliette Dunn noticed her son’s autistic behavioral therapy was just like improv. Inspired, she wrote 'The Puzzle,' a play about clowns who meet a boy with autism.

Pride begins today, and there are so many ways to celebrate in Philly. Plus, we have all you need to know for the Roots Picnic this weekend.

The Cherry’s Artistic Director Samuel Buggeln has turned the current season over to movement-based work.

“The Puzzle” by Juliette Dunn is loosely based on her own non-verbal son. It stars a Philadelphia actor who is also on the autism spectrum.

“The Puzzle” follows two clowns, Finneas and Quinton, as they strive to escape a surreal scrap yard, and The Boy, a nonspeaker with autism, whose arrival upends their plans.

“The Puzzle” follows two clowns, Finneas and Quinton, as they strive to escape a surreal scrap yard, and The Boy, a nonspeaker with autism, whose arrival upends their plans.

In the wake of failing memory, have you truly lost yourself? Currently making its debut at the Cherry Artspace, “Heading into Night” explores the discoveries made through memory loss, giving

In the new performance work “Heading into Night: a Clown Ode on…(forgetting),” director Beth Frances Milles ’88, associate professor of performing and media arts in the College of Arts and Sciences, investigates the poignancies of memory.

Labor Day behind us, we’re smack into another fall replete with theatrical offerings, one of Ithaca’s specialties.