VAULT Festival: The Yellow Traffic Light, Theatre Review

Lennie Varvarides

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The Museum of the Neurodivergent Aesthetic

3 min readMar 20

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Image of Isabella Sperotto performing The Yellow Traffic Light. Photography by Catharina Conte.

Neurodivergent (Autism and ADHD) creative, Isabella Sperotto first connected with DYSPLA during their Storymaker Residency in 2020, where she made it to the final 8 with her synopsis of, “The Yellow Traffic Light”. Sperotto has also been featured in the DYSPLA Podcast and was a participant in the DYSPLA Colonialism 2023 Writing Project.

Lennie Varvarides

Written by Lennie Varvarides

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The Museum of the Neurodivergent Aesthetic

London-based dyslexic creative working in development. Founder of DYSPLA, founding editor @ The Museum of the Neurodivergent-Aesthetic.

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