Disability Arts History Australia

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• "An Evening Performance By Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Program"
  Program for An Evening Performance By Australian Theatre of The Deaf for Quota in Armidale, Glen Innes, Tenterfield, Lismore 1990 - History 1970s-1990, Company, works performed during the evening ('BEHIND THE WINDOW', JUMPING OFF THE SHELF' , 'THE EYE', ‘DAY IN THE LIFE 0F A DEAF PERSON’)
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Behind The Window - Promotion"
  Promotion for Australian Theatre of the Deaf performance Behind the Window and associated workshop - reads, in part "'Behind the Window' is based o the lives of three deaf people. It mirrors the personal experiences and unique culture of the deaf. What is it like in the world of silence? What are the daily comedies and tragedies in a deaf person's life? This simple presentation is dramatic with an overlying sense of humour, guaranteed to give an audience much to think about"
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - An Evening With Australian Theatre of the Deaf"
  Poster for An Evening With Australian Theatre of the Deaf - reads, in part "You've seen them on GP and the 'Money or the Gun', now Theatre of the Deaf brings their stunning form of Visual Theatre to WA."
• "The Action Theatre Company - The Threepenny Opera - Promotional Flyer"
  Promotional flyer for The Action Theatre Company production of The Threepenny Opera, chosen by Ian Watson Artistic Director of NSW Theatre of the Deaf - reads, in part "The newly formed ACTION THEATRE COMPANY (see attached) has chosen as its first production, Brecht's THE THREEPENNY OPERA. This production will combine the skills of hearing and deaf artists to produce a unique theatrical language incorporating mime, gesture and deaf sign language with music, singing and dialogue."
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - 6 Months of Workshops with the New South Wales Theatre of the Deaf"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf - 6 Months of Workshops with the New South Wales Theatre of the Deaf
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Visual Interpretation Workshop Information"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf Visual Interpretation workshop re - reads, in part "Alex Jones is an actor and graduate from New York University who has presented workshops on Interpreted Theatre, Gestuno Interpreting and Visual Interpretation in New York City. Alex will teach Visual Interpretation for interpreters to learn how to express themselves visually when interpreting in a such settings as medical and educational .gistration form"
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Poetic Movements Workshop Information"
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Drama With Vision Workshop Information - Tour"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf Drama With Vision Tour to schools registration form - reads, in part "'Drama with Vision' explores theatre techniques designed to free the imagination to enable students to communicate their ideas visually."
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Playing With Drama Workshop Information"
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Playing With Drama Workshop Information - Tour"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf Playing With Drama Tour to schools registration form - reads, in part "Suitable for all primary children (Deaf, hearing impaired and hearing), the school workshop 'Playing with Drama' has been adapted from Australian Theatre of the Deaf' s successful holiday workshop program."
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Drama With Vision Workshop Information"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf Drama With Vision workshop registration form - reads, in part "The weekend workshop, 'Drama with Vision', explores theatre techniques designed to free your imagination to communicate your ideas visually."
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Deaf Drama Theatre Classes"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf Deaf Drama Theatre classes - reads, in part "TOD will be conducting Deaf Drama Theatre classes for Deaf adults from the age of 18 and above. The classes will be mostly taught by Mike Canfield, the Associate Director of TOD, and the actors of the company will contribute their teachings too from time to time. A variety range of different Deaf drama skills will be taught, such as visual vernacular, movement, visual communication, improvisation and so forth."
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Body Beat Workshop Information"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf Body Beat workshop registration form - reads, in part "The 'Body Beat' workshop leaders, Natasha Moszenin and Caroline Conlon (accompanied by a sign language interpreter) will initiate you into an energising and challenging new way of music-making."
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Acting Up Workshop Information"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Acting Up workshop registration form - reads, in part “This new workshop includes theatre games, acrobatics and sign singing presented by professional Deaf actors (accompanied by a Sign Language Interpreter) and the Artistic Director of ATOD, Tony Strachan.”
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Acting Fundamentals Workshop Information"
  Australian Theatre of the Deaf Acting Fundamentals Seminar Series - reads, in part "“Combining exercises, visual demonstrations and discussion, 'Acting Fundamentals' will equip you with a variety of practical skills for character development and script/story analysis. The classes are designed to introduce theories, practices and vocabularies employed by the theatrical profession.”
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - NSW Theatre of the Deaf 7th Deaf Community Revue"
  Australian Theatre for the Deaf program and cast list for NSW Theatre of the Deaf 7th Deaf Community Review, including two acts, THE STORY OF THE DEAF CHILD and THE LAMP POST
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Study Guide"
  Study Guide, including information about Theatre of the Deaf, and "what the Theatre of the Deaf is not: A. It is not a mime show… B. It is not always a play about deafness. … C. It is not Theatre FOR the Deaf.”
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - NSW Theatre of the Deaf 4th Deaf Community Evening"
  Australian Theatre of the Deaf program for NSW Theatre of the Deaf 4th Community Evening, including program (This Is Your Life, Clown’s Rest Home, Marx Brothers, Poem - Plight of the Deaf, Action Speaks Louder Than Words (Theatre in Education), Talk on A.C.V- T.V. and Plans), and company
• "Australian Theatre of the Deaf - 20th Birthday"
  Australian Theatre of the Deaf 20th Birthday - reads, in part "Deaf community, theatre goers, members, Auslan students... anyone and everyone is invited to join us at three special events (interpreted with voice and sign language) designed to celebrate our first 20 years", with information about launch of Nola Colefax's book 'Signs of Change' the Scene 20 party and a Bump Out brunch
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust News Release - NSW Theatre of the Deaf 1982"
  Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust news release with information about the Theatre of the Deaf, and production plans for 1983
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - News 1998"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf News 1998 - Australian Theatre of the Deaf - News Jun-Jul 1995 Issue 6 - School and Public Performances of Jukebox, Sign is RIght, Show and Tell, Masks are Barking, new actors Register, weekend Visual Theatre workshop, classes for kids
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - News Oct-Nov 1997 Issue 12"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf News Oct-Nov 1997 Issue 12 - Shows including JUKEBOX, THE SIGN IS RIGHT, SHOW & TELL, SIGNED SEALED DELIVERED, creative development for show CHILD OF COURAGE planned for 1998, workshops, filming for TV, special performances, Quiz Night
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - News Feb-Mar 1997 Issue 10"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf News Feb-Mar 1997 Issue 10 - Membership, Members’ trips to Asia, Deaf Drama Weekend, Community Shows, Mainstage and Schools performances "Jukebox", 'The Sign Is Right!", "Show & Tell", “Hands & Tales”
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - News Nov-Dec 1996 Issue 9"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf News Nov-Dec 1996 Issue 9 - Shows JUKEBOX, HANDS & TALES, SHOW & TELL, TV work with Children’s show Klubhous on Foxtel and Atlanta Olympics advertisements on Channel 7, Deaf Drama Weekend, Actor Training, QUIZ NIGHT fundraiser
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - News May-Jun 1996 Issue 8"
  Australian Theatre of The Deaf News May-Jun 1996 Issue 8 - Deaf Drama Weekend, Mainstage and community shows - SHOW ANO TELL, JUKEBOX, HANDS & TALES, A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ANGELS, performance of Jukebox at The Australian Youth Foundation Conference