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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 2019

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Look Back at Deaf West Theatre's Spring Awakening on BroadwayThe acclaimed production of the Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater musical opened at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre September 27, 2015.

Deaf West's Big River Shines on Broadway as Roundabout Revival Opens, July 24The Roundabout Theatre Company and Deaf West, in association with the Mark Taper Forum, present the American Sign Language adaptation of this production, which uses deaf, hard-of-hearing and hearing actors.

How did Charlie Chaplin become a star of silent films?Fookem and Bug have investigated the history of the silent movies and the Deaf Community. Our findings about the deaf actors in the silent movie are important to the Deaf History. There were a smal…

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Daniel Durant, Mason Alexander Park to Star in Deaf West’s American Idiot - TheaterMania.comThe Green Day rock opera is presented by Center Theatre Group.

Deaf Arts

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Granville Redmond | Crocker Art MuseumThis exhibition, the largest ever assembled and the first in more than 30 years, includes approximately 85 signature paintings.

Douglas TildenBio by Patti Durr Tilden became Deaf before the age of 4 from Scarlet Fever. He attended the California Institution for the Education and Care of the Indigent Deaf and Dumb and the Blind (CSD). He was a high-spirited individual. Outspoken and dynamic. This is illustrated by his having been thrown off the CSD Debate team.

Don Baer Deaf Wax

Preservation Arts - Objects Department: Reconstruction of wax figures - Art ConservationCalifornia School for the Deaf in Fremont is recognized for its academic rigor and bilingual instruction in American Sign Language and English. The school contains a small art museum that has an array of collections, including a group of wax figures that honor notable Deaf Americans by Deaf sculpto

David CallFor De’VIA artist, David Call, art has been a way of communication, a way of sharing his imagination, a passion, a method of truth-telling, and a tool for activism. His journey as a Deaf person and as a self-taught artist has been documented through his many linocut images. One Artist’s Beginnings David Call was

Maureen KluszaMaureen Klusza was born in Red Bank, New Jersey. Her father, an artist himself, inspired his daughter’s primitive doodling. In grade school, Maureen drew cartoons for her teachers. In high school, Maureen continued drawing cartoons. She drew cartoons in almost every class. She helped her junior class with fundraising by drawing caricatures for 50 cents each.

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Greek Gods

Greek Gods Sign NamesFind out how some Greeks sign the names of their Greek Gods. This process has taken thousands of years to develop…

Greek Gods Sign Names

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