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Vamos Theatre announces residencies for deaf young people

Students who attend the week-long residencies will learn about performing in mask, creating characters, using body language to communicate without spoken word or BSL and devising original theatre.
Vamos Theatre

Vamos Theatre has announced a new initiative to expand theatre opportunities for deaf young people across the UK. 

The scheme entails a series of residences to introduce deaf students to full mask theatre, partnering with deaf organisations and theatre venues.

Led by the company’s deaf practitioners Mary-Jayne Russell de Clifford and Alex Wowak, students who attend the week-long residencies will learn about performing in mask, creating characters, using body language to communicate without spoken word or BSL and devising original theatre. 

The project began in September with a residency at Braidwood School for the Deaf in Birmingham, supported by Birmingham Rep. 

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