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British Sign Language version of the periodic table created by Access Bedford and performed by members of the community. The signs have been matched to elements from research, looking at the history and...
A behind-the-scenes film in which the team behind the documentary ‘Shakespeare: Found in Translation’ explain how they approached the making of their film.
Twelfth Night performed in BSL with British deaf actors, filmed in Penlanole, mid-Wales, and performed in Elizabethan costume. Voiced by Philip Bowen. No cast or credit details known (9/2008).
A practical guide for users of interpreters, examining the main issues about working with sign language interpreters in a higher education setting. Explains the role and tasks of the interpreter and how to...
A Midsummer Night’s Dream performed in BSL with British deaf actors, filmed in Penlanole, mid-Wales and performed in Elizabethan costume. Voiced by Philip Bowen. No cast or credit details known (9/2008).
A performance of The Tempest by seven deaf actors using British Sign Language, filmed at Penlanole, mid-Wales.
Reviewed by Alistair Wright, Helen Reed and Richard Vaughan in ‘Library Association Record, Library Technology’ supplement, Vol 2, No 1 (2/97), p13. A multimedia package with full-colour video...
A record of the rehearsal period of ‘Who’s Breaking’, a play by Philip Osment, produced by the Neti-Neti Theatre Company. In the play a young deaf man uses British Sign Language and Sign Supported...
Television programme for the deaf. Includes a five-minute item reporting on a production of Titus Andronicus at the Octagon Theatre, Bolton, staged by a deaf and hearing cast. Brief interview with director...
Deafinitely Theatre’s staging of Love’s Labour’s Lost for the Globe to Globe season. Directed by Paula Garfield; creative interpreter is Kate Furby. Performed in British Sign Language.
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