BWW Stage Mag Mouthfeel - Neurodivergent Plays Stage Mag

Mouthfeel

 
 
 
 
Written by Emma Howard
 
Directed by Camila Calderón
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Founded in 2023 by autistic playwright and producer Anthony J. Piccione, Neurodivergent Plays - formerly known as the Neurodivergent New Play Series - is a non-profit organization dedicated to presenting matinee readings on the 3rd Sunday of every month - with seasonal breaks in December, January, July, and August - of plays written entirely by neurodivergent and disabled playwrights (i.e autism, ADHD, dyslexia, OCD, Tourette syndrome, etc.) as part of a growing resident company of playwrights whose interests and specialties span a wide range of subjects, genres & structural approaches, with each play personally selected from a neuroinclusive resident company of directors. Learn more by visiting www.neurodivergentplays.com and following @neurodivergentplays on Instagram.

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An Institution

Written by Dan Takacs

Directed by Jaye Hunt

October 18th, 2026 at 4pm

When a graduate student reports to her favorite professor that she has just witnessed a kiss between a teacher and a student, the faculty scrambles to control the damage. As the rumor circulates, the favorite professor discovers that she can use this situation to advance her career -- by selling out her student. In the end she must decide if a teacher has a higher responsibility to her students or herself.

 

Pieta

Written by Brynn N. Hambley

Directed by Ciara Berardi

November 15th, 2026 at 4pm

In a convent hospital in Venice, Italy, the best musicians in the region train under the tutelage of Antonio Vivaldi. Anna Maria, Sophie, Bettina, and Cattina were abandoned at birth, like all the residents, and trained to be world-class musicians. But they keep a secret from their adoring public--they are all disabled. Pieta is a story of identity, queerness, disability, friendship, and the lengths a woman might go to recover the agency that should’ve always been hers.

 

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