March 6 2011
Autism Theatre Network 2011 News and Updates
News and information from the autism-theatre community from early 2011
December 7 2009
ARTRAN at ASA Keynote Highlights
Listen to a brief sample of some of the ideas and topics discussed by Valerie Paradiz, Howard Moody, and Elizabeth Nickrenz during the Autism-Theatre Preconference Keynote Address at the Autism Society of America National Conference.
February 21 2009
Drama in India 2 - Kaushik Roy, film director
Film director Kaushik Roy discusses his acclaimed project Apna Asmaan, life as a parent, and how the arts can create opportunities for individuals with autism.
January 15 2009
Drama in India - Jayashree Ramesh, ASHA Bangalore
Reflections after a 3 day drama autism workshop at the ASHA school in Bangalore, India
November 20 2008
Dr. Pamela Wolfberg and David Neufeld discuss integrated drama groups
World expert on play and autism, Dr. Pamela Wolfberg, and David Neufeld discuss drama, play, and the future of the autism-theatre field.
August 26 2008
“Acting Antics” author and director Cindy Schneider
Discussion with Cindy B. Schneider: author, director, and leading expert in the autism-theatre field.
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Applied Theatre in Hong Kong, Dr. Eva Lai and Mandu
Two progressive drama-autism specialists describe the projects they are running in Hong Kong.
April 26 2008
ATRAN Conversation with Co-Founder Dr. Parasuram Ramamoorthi
An interview conducted during Ram's visit to the US to work with individuals on the autism spectrum and share research.
March 25 2008
Christine Bohn from the Indiana Resource Center/Grant Co. Special Ed Cooperative
This interview with Christine Bohn details her social skills club/theatre program for individuals on the autism spectrum in Indiana.
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Interview with Peggy Hovatter on Social Skills Clubs and Theatre
An interview detailing the social skills work Peggy Hovatter does with individuals with Autism and Asperger Syndrome
