Did an audition for a role as Eric's Assistant for the Horror Film called, "Walk-In" through this website called, I made a movie. Rating?? I know it has no subtitles because this role is for only speaking role. http://imadeamovie.com/audition-videos/grabjomsocialplayer?video_id=420&width=400
Friday, October 22, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
Lie To Me: Deaf Actress, Shoshannah Stern
The action drama Lie to Me on Fox has already seen some dynamic guest stars such as Melissa George and Erika Christensen. Now it is soon to see actress Shoshannah Stern, known for her role as Bonnie Richmond from CBS’s post-apocalyptic drama Jericho. Stern will portray a grad student in what EW calls a recurring role when she is hired to help Dr. Lightman, played by headliner Tim Roth, to write his new book.
The twist? Stern’s character is deaf.
The twist? Stern’s character is deaf.
DeafNation Expo in Chicago
When: Saturday, November 6, 2010
Where & Address: Harper College
Building M, Wellness and Sports Center
1200 W. Algonquin Road
Palatine, IL 60067COST: FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING
HOURS: 9:00AM-5:00PM
FREE CHILDREN ACTIVITIES
Interpreted Show "At Home at the Zoo" at Victory Gardens Theater
CHICAGO PREMIERE
By Tony Award & Pulitzer Prize Winner Edward Albee
Directed by Dennis Začek
Zacek McVay Theater
October 1 to 31, 2010
VG Artistic Director Dennis Zacek accents his 34 year tenure with an American classic five decades in the making. America's greatest living playwright pairs his provocative classic, The Zoo Story, the one-act that launched his career fifty years ago, with a new first act Homelife. A local legend and a national treasure join forces for an evening of heart-stopping theatre. The lives of three New Yorkers are changed forever as revelations and confrontations of one sunny afternoon send them down surprising new paths. With shocking secrets to reveal, sharp truths to confront and hearts bursting with all the complexities of humanity, experience the intensity that is true Albee.
Interpreters: Patti Kaden & Joshua Ayoub
Sign Master: Crystal Kelley-Schwartz
By Tony Award & Pulitzer Prize Winner Edward Albee
Directed by Dennis Začek
Zacek McVay Theater
October 1 to 31, 2010
VG Artistic Director Dennis Zacek accents his 34 year tenure with an American classic five decades in the making. America's greatest living playwright pairs his provocative classic, The Zoo Story, the one-act that launched his career fifty years ago, with a new first act Homelife. A local legend and a national treasure join forces for an evening of heart-stopping theatre. The lives of three New Yorkers are changed forever as revelations and confrontations of one sunny afternoon send them down surprising new paths. With shocking secrets to reveal, sharp truths to confront and hearts bursting with all the complexities of humanity, experience the intensity that is true Albee.
Interpreters: Patti Kaden & Joshua Ayoub
Sign Master: Crystal Kelley-Schwartz
"Detroit" at Steppenwolff Theater in Chicago- Laurie Metcalf

The production that Steppenwolff did last night was one of the best show I've seen by far. I enjoyed meeting the cast members and crews. They made us feel that we are welcome and they welcome deaf community. I was pleased with their production and the atomsphere they gave us. If anyone have not seen this production at Steppenwolff Theatre in Chicago, "Detroit". Go see it! It would be worth of your time. If need sign interpreters, you are welcome to request one and DCI (Deaf Communication by Innovation) will provide you one. You can also google DeafIllinois.com for more information. I will keep you all in post. Thanks for reading and seeing the show.
By Lisa D'Amour
Directed by ensemble member Austin Pendleton
Featuring ensemble members Kevin Anderson, Kate Arrington, Ian Barford, Robert Breuler and Laurie Metcalf
Interpreters: Susan and AL
Sign Master: Matt Dans
In the Downstairs Theatre - - Thu. September 9, 2010 — Sun. November 7, 2010
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