What a great short play about that gives a glimpse of what it's like to live and care for someone with autism. I really loved the motif of the elephants and rhythmic pounding. This play felt so specific which make it all the more universal. We all know what it can be like to be misunderstood. We all know what it's like to not be seen for who we really are. The ending really moved me. I hope this piece inspires more playwrights to craft authentic plays about people living with autism.

Stunning imagery coupled with truths and sweet-toughness. The imagery strengthens characters and brings us to a tough finish line that may be inevitable but is challenging. A gorgeous piece of theatre that will resonate when produced. So., produce it.

My Little Brother is autistic. I have to say the playwright captured the experience of having someone in your life with autism very eloquently. There is a degree of subtlety to this play that is awe inspiring.