Nikola Tesla Portrayed by David Wrigley
Philadelphia’s time with Nikola Tesla, then and now, was and is electric, as portrayed by David Wrigley.
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Philadelphia’s time with Nikola Tesla, then and now, was and is electric, as portrayed by David Wrigley.
Partake in free events during the annual Philadelphia Fringe Festival. As we’re now several days
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