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Opening Doors: rethinking disabled access and interpretation in your museum | Click; Connect; Curate; Create

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Click; Connect; Curate; Create. Sharing resources, case studies and best practice. Opening Doors: rethinking disabled access and interpretation in your museum. September 30, 2015. September, I was lucky to attend the Opening Doors conference, organised by the Museums Association. The conference was subtitled ‘rethinking disabled access and interpretation in your museum’ and was full of brilliant ideas. Anna Harnden of VocalEyes led an interactive session which helped delegates think about interpreting mu...

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Cinema, Theatre & Arts

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Coping with hearing loss in a hearing world. Cinema, Theatre and Arts. Website of the Week. Cinema, Theatre and Arts. Many people with hearing loss stop going to the cinema or theatre because they can't hear the dialogue any more. But it doesn't have to be this way! Name of organisation (Click to open in new window). The latest information on cinemas showing subtitled performances. Inspiring, celebrating and developing talent and excellence in disability and deaf arts. Krazy Cat Theatre Company. Opening ...

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Captioning | TheatreNI

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Supporting and developing theatre and the performing arts in Northern Ireland. BECOME A THEATRENI MEMBER Apply Online Now. News & Opportunities. TheatreNI offers a captioning service to increase access to theatre and the performing arts for deaf or hard of hearing audience members. Venues, festivals and production companies within Northern Ireland are able to hire TheatreNI’s captioning equipment and captioners. Find out more about captioning hire. View upcoming captioned performances in Northern Ireland.

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The Crucible | Bristol Old Vic | Stagetext

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Back to What's on. How may I live without my name? I have given you my soul; leave me my name! Arthur Millers theatrical masterpiece. Returns to the stage of its 1954 British premiere at Bristol Old Vic to mark the 100th anniversary of his birth. Bristol Old Vics Tom Morris (. Juliet and Her Romeo. A Midsummer Nights Dream. Directs a major new revival of this hugely influential work, holding its terrifying mirror up to the prejudices and narrow-minded certainties of today. Sat 7 Nov 2015, 2:30pm. For pra...

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Pig | Projects | New Diorama

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Police. Pigs. Fuzz. Rozzers. Guardians. Heroes. Puppets. People. Meet Ted, Coral and Gaz, two cops and a robber. Ted wants to be a hero. Coral will do anything for a promotion. Gazs best mate is a pigeon, he never stood a chance. In response to anonymous interviews with serving officers and those affected by the force, Silent Uproar. With playwright Alex Oates. Previous work includes Silk Road. Exists to create high-visual theatre. Focused on blurring the line between the audience and the story. To book ...

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Video: A play in the life of a STAGETEXT captioner! | Captions in the Capital

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Charlie Swinbourne's Stagetext Blog. Captions in the Capital. Video: A play in the life of a STAGETEXT captioner! If you’ve ever wondered just how much work goes into a captioned performance, this video’s for you! It features captioner Alex Romeo talking about all the preparation that goes into making just one play accessible. The video is fully subtitled and gives you an idea of the entire process of giving deaf people a chance to enjoy a play on the same terms as a hearing audience. Hope you enjoy it!

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Update on groups so far! | Captions in the Capital

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Charlie Swinbourne's Stagetext Blog. Captions in the Capital. Update on groups so far! If you’re wondering why it’s been quiet for a few weeks, I’ve been away on paternity leave after the birth of my second child! The groups have been going well. 7 people came to see ‘Tribes’ at the Royal Court, as part of the new plays group. While 10 people came to Richmond Theatre to see ‘The Three Musketeers’ as part of the South West group! New plays group meeting for the first time tonight! Enter your comment here.

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Next up for the New Plays group – Fatherland! | Captions in the Capital

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Charlie Swinbourne's Stagetext Blog. Captions in the Capital. Next up for the New Plays group – Fatherland! We had 15 people along to see Tiger Country at Hampstead Theatre last Tuesday. It was great to see so many people there – including one or two people I haven’t met before! Now for the fun bit the next play! I’ve already reserved 12 seats for Fatherland. At the Gate Theatre. In Notting Hill (nearest tube: Notting Hill Gate), on Thursday 10. March at 7.30pm. New Plays group meeting next week! Charlie...

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Shooting With Light | Projects | New Diorama

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Since the invention of photography we have collectively taken over 3.5 trillion photographs. Search within these snapshots to expose one of the most remarkable untold stories of our age. It is 1933 and a young German refugee flees to Paris, reinventing herself as Gerda Taro. She would be forgotten. Using innovative staging, physicality and multimedia, internationally renowned company Idle Motion. Integrating creative and playful stagecraft with innovative video projection and beautiful physicality, their...