The Friday Studio Series presents "The Importance of Ernie," a thought-provoking and insightful exploration of sibling dynamics and autism. This installment, curated by Emma Ettinger, a PhD student in Theatre Studies, sheds light on the connections between Sesame Street, The Glass Menagerie, and the topic at hand. Taking a unique mixed-media approach, Emma offers a captivating reflection that delves into stories that may not overtly address siblings and autism, but hold the potential to do so.

This event, part of the ongoing monthly sharing of Theatre Studies student work, provides a relaxed and friendly environment for postgraduate and honours students to showcase their creative endeavors. While primarily open to members of the Theatre Studies department, guests from across the University are also welcome to attend. However, please note that seating is limited, so reserving a spot in advance is highly recommended. Any remaining seats will be available for walk-ins on the day.

In addition to her playwriting process, Emma is also conducting interviews with individuals who are autistic and/or have autistic siblings. If you fall into either of these categories and are interested in sharing your stories, please reach out to Emma via email at e.ettinger.1@research.gla.ac.uk. Alternatively, you can access the online interest form, which is also available in an illustrated Easy Read format. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with this important topic and contribute to the ongoing conversation.

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