The purpose of the Deaf Snow White Project was to promote better understanding across D/deaf* and hearing worlds through the sponsorship of a series of unique theatrical events. The mission of Kent State University is to discover, create, apply and share knowledge, as well as to foster ethical and humanitarian values in the service of Ohio and the global community.
Written by Ammauri Peters & James Caverly with help from members of Deaf Theatre of Ohio (João Ciuba Dos Santos, Kurt Cullison, Carol Robinson, Pamela Beish, Lauren Lemley, Mark Myers, Farah Kish-Leland) Production Trailers Production Dates: Oct. 18 & 19 (7:30pm), Oct. 20 (3:00pm) Oct. 25 & 26 (7:30pm), Oct. 27 (3:00pm) 2019 JAMES CAVERLY Kent State University Trumbull Guest
REVIEW: “Different worlds intersect in Kent-Trumbull production” by Andy Gray Tribune Chronicle A Brief History The year was 2009 . . . This project was an exciting venture between both campus and community, as well as between hearing and Deaf worlds: accessible to both Deaf and hearing audiences through a mixture of ASL, spoken English, gesture and mime. The play
ORIGINAL PERFORMANCE DATES (2017) Kent State Trumbull Theatre December 1 & 2, 8:00pm & December 3, 3:00pm December 8 & 9, 8:00pm & December 10, 3:00pm About this Play and Production For each scene, the signers are always performing toward downstage and the speakers are always in the “radio station” sides of the stage, (each side of the stage). Time is being represented