Reaching for Starlight is a story about the way we move in the world. An urgent portrait of a young girl’s journey of breaking barriers and illustrated through the glorious infusion of theatre and ballet, contemporary, and hip hop dance, Reaching for Starlight is a sensorial tour-de-force featuring some of the country’s most dynamic young and established artists together on one stage. Take advantage of our special $10 ASL ticket price!
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Deaf West Theatre’s (DWT) production "Spring Awakening" on Broadway has left a profound impact on the theatre community. DJ Kurs and Troy Kotsur from DWT will be providing a series of workshops on professional sign language performances at the conference. We look forward to connecting prominent sign language performers in Canada to bring together important roundtable discussions on the direction of Deaf and Sign Language theatre.
We would be delighted to have you and your team present at the gathering to hear about the work that goes into your practice and to learn what Deaf West Theatre has to say about producing American Sign Language theatre.
We would be delighted to have you and your team present at the gathering to hear about the work that goes into your practice and to learn what Deaf West Theatre has to say about producing American Sign Language theatre.
| SistersInMotion MTL isn’t just another show. It’s a gathering together of our multi-layered communities that both celebrates and, if we’re open, reshapes who we are. Across our many divisions, we come together as one to make space for the sisters whose narratives we rarely hear: those of Indigenous, Black and racialized women and/or femmes ➳. Join us September 8th for this fourth edition of SistersInMotion as we reconnect to ourselves, one another and the land that has always held us. https://www.facebook.com/events/492594081163214/ ★ ACCESSIBILITY: tinyurl.com/y7x3jv7g ★ LOCATION: Jardins Cra-Terre 6700 avenue Durocher Montréal, QC H2V 3Z3 Metro: Parc ****** Please note this is an OUTDOOR event so plan accordingly. | ★ TIME: 12 pm - Doors open & a by-donation lunch is served ---- (Meal is first come, first served - portions limited) ---- 1 pm SHARP - Show begins - please be on time! 5 pm approx. - Dinner & Dancing (DJ Hua Li 化力 spinning upbeat summer funk) ★ COST: $10 - $20 (tinyurl.com/y8xcr2x2) Proceeds will go to both funding future events like workshops for BIPOC women and/or femmes and where possible to local Indigenous organizations. |
 | Do you want to learn American Sign Language to better communicate with your baby/toddler? We are now offering an ASL for Parents & Babies course. For more information, please visit "ASL for Parents & Babies". |
 Based on the classic novel by Jules Verne Adapted by Toby Hulse Directed by Mike Payette “How will we cross the alps? A hot air balloon perhaps?” This iconic classic comes to hilarious contemporary light in an all-new production featuring incredible physical performances, lightening-speed set changes, razor-sharp dialogue, and…an elephant. Travel across the globe with the clever Phileas Fogg and his astute partner-in-crime Passepartout as they encounter a cast of over twenty characters (played by 3 people!) on this worldly epic adventure. Will they make it before time runs out? | Interpreted in American Sign Language on April 28th, Saturday, 2pm Location: D.B. Clarke Theatre 1455 Blvd de Maisonneuve Ouest, Montreal, Quebec H3G 1M8 Tickets are $10 each for the Deaf & Hard-of-hearing community. Facebook event: www.facebook.com/events/1633866520061817/ |
| There will be Deaf and hearing ASL interpreters for the show on March 10 at 8 p.m. Discount tickets $25.50 : http://bit.ly/2ovLtPJ For more info about ASL-interpreted performances at the Segal please visit: https://segalcentre.org/en/shows/asl-interpreted-performances | Eighty-five-year-old Marjorie, grappling with fading memories, receives help from a handsome new companion who’s programmed to feed back only the best stories of her life. But given the chance, what would we remember, what would we forget? In this wondrous, touching, and clever new play, Jordan Harrison explores the mysteries of human identity, collective family memory, and the limits — if any — of what technology can replace. WHERE: 5170 chemin de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine, Montreal, H3W 1M7 https://www.facebook.com/events/178424359442071/ |
