DC: The Lady Becomes Him, (Faction of Fools), Peepshow (Dog & Pony DC), Noises Off (Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival). LA: Spring Awakening (Deaf West), Our Town (Pasadena Playhouse) Romeo and Juliet (Sontag Greek Theatre).
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Seattle: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (12th Ave Arts), Skin (Deaf Spotlight). NYC: Sylvia (NYDT), Dancing Girl (She NYC Arts), Stepchild (IRT Theater), Rape of Lucretia (New Camerata Opera). Off Broadway: I Was Most Alive with You (Playwrights Horizons). CREDENTIALS: BFA in Acting – NYU & MFA in Theater – Towson University.Īmelia Hensley (Assistant Director) Broadway: Spring Awakening (Deaf West). In Seattle, she does consulting work for theater communities and works for Deaf Spotlight as a theater director – creating programs. LECTURER: “Translating Shakespearean Text into Sign Language” 2009 – present. DASL (Director for Artistic Sign Language) Cymbeline, Movement of the Soul, peeling, and Grisha (film). DIRECTOR: Cloud 9, Urinetown, Caucasian Chalk Circle, Deafhood Monologues, TITUS and a short film – Always A Bridesmaid? CREATOR/WRITER: Night Was So Hungry That Ate The Moon, The Dark Room, and The “OR”bit. Worker Chen in Snow in Midsummer and Lady Montague in Romeo & Juliet ( Oregon Shakespeare Festival). ACTOR: Aldonza/Dulcinea in Man of La Mancha ( Harlequin Productions).
Monique Holt (Playwright/Director) wears many theater hats. Bauman & Haruna LeeĪctors: James Caverly, Aimee Chou, Dickie Hearts, Andrew Morrill, Jackie RothĪssociate Producer of IRT Theater: Samantha Geffen Make sure to rent the film and watch on your own prior to the Q&A with the artists.ĭramaturg: H-Dirksen L. Performed in American Sign Language with English subtitlesĬome join us for a live Q&A with the Team Jat 7pm-Īfter registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. This year we are focussed on creating ACT 2. Using light, shadow play and multimedia, this production will explore the question, “What does ‘UN-translating’ a language, mean to the ASL users?”. Please UNtranslate Me, written by Deaf playwright, Monique Holt, explores the very essence of the ASL language and will portray the Deaf experience and culture in their living visual language.
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