I took the time to create this flier for Def Meets Deaf Poetry Jam ll in PhotoShop. I got the book from the Internet and changed the style, composition, and so forth. I used PhotoBooth software in my Mac laptop and took a photo shot of my two hands. I then used PhotoShop to change the look. I then just put my hands and the book together and that was it. Simple and quick.
Def Meets Deaf Poetry Jam ll is the second performance event for this year. Last year, Def Meets Deaf Poetry Jam was a success. John Roche was the collaborator of the event last year. This year, he and I are collaborating, together, for this year. There will be deaf/hard of hearing performers and hearing performers taking turns on stage from 2-5 pm. There will be an open mic to follow for anyone who may want to jump on stage and do the skits. This event will be interpreted for the hearing and deaf audience.
Patrcik Graybill is a renown deaf actor/poet for years. He was one of the actors in NTD Theatre back in the 60's-70's. Reenah Golden and her group of teens were featured poets on HBO, doing the poetry jam, a few years ago. She will bring the group over to this event as well. Jeremy Quiroga is a well-respected artist, actor, and poet for many years. He was featured in Miriam Lerner's "The Heart of the Hydrogen Jukebox" film. Della Gorelick has been an amazing actress and performer for a long time since I discovered her acting role as a deaf survivor in Patricia Durr's "Meta" production. Luane Davis Haggerty is a singer, actress, and theater director for many years. She was a former co-founder of Interborough Repertory Theatre (IRT) in NY City and IRT is still running for more than 20 years. David Baughman is an active actor/performer at NTID theatre for a while and a truly amazing talent. Grace Flores is a well-respected poet in the city of Rochester and so is Lori Nolasco, well-known by many. John Roche is a poet and a professor at RIT's Liberal Arts department, teaching poetry.
Come, come on over and see the show. Spread the words.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
Completed "LIttle Women" Lobby Display
I finally completed the largest lobby display I have ever done. Three 7 foot tall plywood boards, attached by hinges, are now standing in the hallway in Lyndon Baines Johnson Building at NTID (National Technical Institute for the Deaf). It took 3 people to bring this project out into the hallway, for it was heavy and awkward to carry.
The production is directed by Luane Davis Haggerty. "Little Women", originally written by Louisa May Alcott, will open on these days, free to the public:
Jan 21-23 at 7:30 p.m.
Jan 24 at 2:00 p.m.
Room 1510 Lab Theatre is a small theatre space with few seats available. Suggest to attend early to get the seats. Spread the word and come see the show.
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