'Jason Invisible' at Kennedy Center explores mental illness
When the Kennedy Center selected "Jason Invisible" as a play to produce for young audiences, "we weren't looking for a play specifically about mental illness," said Betty Siegel, director of VSA and accessibility at the Kennedy Center. "We're trying to look at the experience of disability. When we make disability a part of what's going on onstage, we normalize it." Read full article >>
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