Autism Drama Playwrighting Class Featured on NPR

Theatre Horizon's Autism Drama Program was featured on WHYY!

Check it out below:

Theatre Horizon and Philadelphia Young Playwrights have teamed up to expand Theatre Horizon's Autism Drama Program and serve young adults on the autism spectrum. This new Playwrighting class:

introduces participants to the fundamentals of storytelling
helps writers and actors develop the skills necessary to communicate their ideas effectively
challenges students to push beyond their comfort zones and engage with one another
fills a gap in services for young adults with autism who are aging out of social services after at 18 and beyond

Our classes are offered on a sliding scale to meet the needs of families involved.

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Playwright Bruce Graham gives a master class to students

Students act out a scene from one of their classmates' plays

Theatre Horizon thanks the June and Steve Wolfson Family Foundation, Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Autism Society of America, Child Development Foundation, Genuardi Family Foundation, Delta Kappa Gamma, the Wyncote Foundation and the many individual donors who fund this program.

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