Autism Takes Center Stage in 'How to Dance in Ohio' Musical

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"How to Dance in Ohio," a musical that opened on Broadway, breaks new ground by featuring seven autistic characters played by autistic actors. The show presents the characters as young adults with unique gifts and challenges, without condescension or stereotypes. While the production is conventional and lacks depth, it offers a feel-good experience and serves as a milestone for representation and inclusion in the theater industry.
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