A Therapy Session with Myself

Those who know me best know me as a playwright, screenwriter,
self-producing artist, reviewer, blogger, and occasionally as an actor and
poet, among other things. They know that on the rare occasions when I’m not
writing and producing, I’m most likely to be found scrolling through my
laptop while drinking way too much coffee. Or they may know that even to
this day, I’m a lifelong fan of The Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Batman,
and Harry Potter, among other things.

Chances are, they also know me as someone who has struggled with anxiety,
episodes of depression, and an autism spectrum disorder once commonly
referred to by doctors as Asperger’s syndrome.

After a successful premiere at the Hudson Guild Theatre this past January as part of the New York Theatre Festival's 2019 NYWinterfest, A Therapy Session with Myself - Anthony J. Piccione's controversial, semi-autobiographical drama about living with mental illness and Asperger's syndrome - returns in May for an open-ended run of monthly performances at the Kraine Theater, home to some of the most cutting-edge artists in independent theatre.

Review Fix chats with playwright Anthony J. Piccione, who discusses his upcoming world premiere, “A Therapy Session With Myself.”

A Therapy Session with Myself, a full-length, semi-autobiographical drama by Anthony J. Piccione about the inner struggles of living with mental illness and Asperger's syndrome, premieres January 2019 at the Hudson Guild Theatre, 441 W 26th Street, as part of the New York Theatre Festival's 2019 NYWinterfest.