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Creating Ability-Positive Theatre for Children

AUDIENCE, THEATRE Posted: January 4, 2019 11:01 am

“Stories that are ability-positive center around real or fictional characters with different ability statuses, not for dramatic reasons, like an abled character experiencing a new struggle, but simply to show humans, in all their complexities, who make up the fabric of our world.” Tim Collingwood, an actor-playwright-activist who identifies as having Asperger’s syndrome, writes about how he was inspired to meet the ability-positive ideal with an adaptation of The Ugly Duckling. — HowlRound

AUDIENCE, THEATRE Published: 01.02.19, sj

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