Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Steppenwolff Theatre "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?"

Hey Everyone! Theres a show coming up at Steppenwolff Theatre. The play is called, Who's Afriad of Virginia Woolf? Patti Kaden, Joshua Ayoub and I watched the play. It was fantastic show, laughed so hard, and heartfelt about the story. The show will begin on Jan. 9th and it will starts at 730pm. See you there!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BXNhguk0Yc

DeafIllinois.com also promote this information and more details.

Sign Interpreters will be Patti Kaden and Joshua Ayoub.

Enjoy!

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Deaf Music Camp Audition

Deaf Music Camp is now accepting auditions from deaf high school students age 14-18, more information: go to http://deafmusiccamp.com/  Deaf Music Camp will begin in July 17-29th.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

December 2010

Contact: Rosa Lee Timm, Camp Director
director@deafmusiccamp.com
http://deafmusiccamp.com/
VP: 866.506.9081

DEAF MUSIC CAMP FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Deaf Music Camp (DMC), a summer program for deaf high school student artists to be held at The Holley Family Village in Brooklyn, Michigan, today announces it’s first ever summer session along with the launch its new website and audition guidelines.

“We are beyond excited to have such a great team working for DMC through the support of D-PAN. I look forward to exploring ‘Deaf Music’ with talented individuals from across the country,” said DMC Director, Rosa Lee Timm.

DMC is open to deaf high school students, ages 14-18. This summer’s two week session runs from July 17th to 29th, 2011 and will offer students an unique opportunity to immerse themselves in blend of visual and audio arts designed specifically for young deaf artists with an interest in music.

“We need to create a community of young Deaf Musicians,” said Sean Forbes of D-PAN. “The Deaf Music Camp will create friendships and opportunities between those who aspire to find a career in music and entertainment, with those who have careers in music and entertainment.”