It’s one thing being a mother. It’s quite another being a deaf mother. And being a deaf auntie is a […]
August 28, 2014 by Editor
Comments Off on Louise Stern: A new book with a story that cuts through to what the deaf experience really is
Born in Northern Ireland, reared in Scotland, the writer and translator Donal McLaughlin lives like a nomad. His work takes […]
The Secret Deafie is a regular column about deaf experiences submitted anonymously by different contributors. If you have a story […]
Kaite O’Reilly, an award-winning playwright, has created a new play for Deaf actress, Sophie Stone. The play, called Woman of […]
August 22, 2014 by Editor
Comments Off on Edinburgh Fringe Review: “Humour can bring Deaf culture into the mainstream.” Charlie Swinbourne reviews ‘Speech Sucks: The Future Signs’
The Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas at the Edinburgh Fringe is a strand which gives university lecturers the chance to debate […]
To see this article in BSL, signed by Jen, just click here or scroll down the page! The last Sign […]
There are such a lot of insidious, barely noticeable changes happening right now that it’s pretty much impossible for anyone […]
The charity STAGETEXT (who are one of our supporters) and DIGITAL THEATRE are delighted to announce that they have formed […]
Wow! That’s my review – wow!I suspect something more is needed… ‘Light’ is the play featured on Limping Chicken a […]
Holidays. You work yourself to the bone (or merely to the beak in the Chicken’s case) all year round and […]
August 29, 2014 by Editor
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