Join us as we wrap up Disability Awareness Month 2007 with the spooky tale Brindlebeast and Other Stories, presented by the Little Theatre of the Deaf.
"Walking home from a day of chores in the village, Birdie encounters the trickster Brindlebeast. By refusing to back down or cower in fear, Birdie brings about a most satisfying and unexpected turn of events!"
When: Wednesday, October 31
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Where: IC Square at Ithaca College
Length: Approx. 50-60 minutes
Admission: Free and open to all
The Little Theatre of the Deaf (LTD), in association with the National Theatre of the Deaf, celebrates its 40th anniversary by performing this heartwarming tale in which children hang on every suspenseful turn and adults detect an underlying message: The way we deal with our personal beasts has everything to do with the quality of our lives.
The LTD troupe is comprised of both deaf and hearing actors, who combine the beauty of American Sign Language with the spoken word. Each year LTD gives live performances to thousands of children and adults in schools and theaters across the United States, bringing a depth to storytelling that expands understanding. You see and hear every word!
To find out more about the Little Theatre of the Deaf, visit National Theatre of the Deaf.
