Kerry Stewart Lengel

The Room Where It Happens: Representing Neurodiversity Playwright Diana Burbano (dianaburbano.com) talks about growing up with undiagnosed autism and how those experiences inspired her play “Sapience,” which received its professional premiere at Artists R...

How are autistic and other neurodivergent characters represented in theater, film and television? Listen to my in-depth interview with “Sapience” playwright @dianaburbano.bsky.social to explore this important facet of the representation debate. kboo.fm/media/126225...

Artists Repertory Theatre puts neurodiversity in the spotlight with Diana Burbano’s “Sapience” YouTube video by Lonesome George Productions

My story aired yesterday on KBOO Community Radio’s 5 p.m. newscast. youtu.be/kqAIAO0W33A

What We Believe - Autistic Self Advocacy Network Our Motto: What is “Nothing About Us Without Us”?“Nothing About Us Without Us” means that autistic people need to be involved whenever autism is discussed. When non-autistic people make decisions abou...

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Autistic Self Advocacy Network on police violence: “ASAN does not support police training that is just about autism. Police need to treat everyone safely and respectfully. They shouldn’t need to know we are autistic to do that. The solution to police violence isn’t training, it is accountability.”

The counterrevolution is local?

Politics is the art of the possible

Yes

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Official trailer for “The Constant Teacher: Kyle Lawson and the Power of Theater,” a short documentary we are submitting to Arizona film festivals in 2025.

audiobooks count as reading.
audiobooks count as reading.
audiobooks count as reading.
audiobooks count as reading.
audiobooks count as reading.
audiobooks count as reading.
audiobooks count as reading.
audiobooks count as reading.
audiobooks count as reading.
audiobooks count as reading.

You mean compared with “How I Met Your Mother”? “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”? “Seinfeld”?