During World FTD Awareness Week, I want to highlight UnRavelled, an award-winning play that brings together theatre, music, science and visual art to tell a remarkable story about FTD. The play follows the parallel lives of scientist-turned-painter Anne Adams and composer Maurice Ravel, both of whom were affected by FTD. Through their stories, UnRavelled explores the surprising connection between neurological disease and creativity while bringing greater understanding and humanity to the conversation around dementia. What drew me to this production is everything they have built around the play. Through the UnRavelled Brain Health Festival, audiences can hear from neurologists, scientists and community experts, ask questions and better understand the real-life impact of FTD. I was honored to take part and be on a panel last year, and I’ll be joining one of these conversations again in Philly on Oct. 10th. UnRavelled will be at Penn Live Arts in Philadelphia October 8–11 and Miller Thea...