Black Rock Center for the Arts teams up with Imagination Stage’s nationally-acclaimed Deaf Access Company and the National Children’s Museum for An Irish Tale (March 17). Performed by an integrated company comprised of deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing teens, the show relates bits of Irish culture through a blend of charming story, sign language, spoken voice, audience participation, traditional music and dance in a production that is visually striking, intellectually stimulating and accessible to both deaf and hearing audiences.
Black Rock Center for the Arts teams up with Imagination Stage’s nationally-acclaimed Deaf Access Company and the National Children’s Museum for An Irish Tale (March 17). Performed by an integrated company comprised of deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing teens, the show relates bits of Irish culture through a blend of charming story, sign language, spoken voice, audience participation, traditional music and dance in a production that is visually striking, intellectually stimulating and accessible to both deaf and hearing audiences.
