Voices Across the Spectrum: Mickey Rowe, Seamus Higgins, and Henry Durham

May 20

In this episode of Voices Across the Spectrum, Rob Bernstein, Stephen Shore, and US Autism Association President Marlo Payne Thurman will host Broadway Star Mickey Rowe, along with up-and-coming actors Seamus Higgins and Henry Durham to discuss a range of topics within neurodiversity for their relevance in both acting and producing. With not 1 but 3 amazingly talented actors as the focus of this segment, this episode is sure to provide new insights for anyone who is interested in the performing arts.

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Henry Durham

Henry Durham is an up and coming neurodivergent actor.

Seamus Higgins

My name is Seamus and I’m an actor based in NY. I grew up in Yonkers and graduated from SUNY Purchase in 2020. I was diagnosed with Autism in late 2020. Since then I’ve embraced the discovery and wanted to learn more about neurodiversity in the world and as well as myself in my craft.

Mickey Rowe

As an autistic and multiply disabled person Mickey Rowe (he/him) believes that when we design for accessibility, we help everyone to perform at their best, not just disabled folks. Mickey was the founding Artistic Director of National Disability Theatre, and is the award-winning, best-selling author of Fearlessly Different.

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