I have worked as a creative artist for more than 15 years, across different mediums and in a variety of roles. Over that time, I have built up a wealth of experience, developed my skills and ...
Leicester Cathedral has secured funding from Arts Council England for an ambitious Deaf-led arts project celebrating British Sign Language (BSL), Deaf identity and the experiences of Deaf and ...
Jayne Russell de Clifford The term “constellation” refers to a group of stars recognised as a pattern by people. This production, Constellations, was written by British ...
Hi! Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your role? I’m Alison Hawes, and I’m the Chairperson of East Midlands Deaf Badminton Club (EMDBC). I’ve been involved with the club ...
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I arrived several minutes late at Birmingham Rep, sweating and panting after running straight from the Birmingham City car park to the ...
The Limping Chicken is the world's most popular Deaf blog, and is edited by Deaf writer and photographer Charlie Swinbourne. Our posts represent the opinions of blog authors, they do not represent the ...
I went to a great conference today. It was riveting and I was hooked on pretty much every word. And then I got home and collapsed on the sofa. I’m not just tired, I’m shattered. I’ve had to turn my ...
My son Noah is an 11 year old Deaf boy who plays the role of Oscar Osborne in Hollyoaks. He’s been acting as Oscar since the age of 2 years old and will have been doing this for 9 years in July. It ...
One in four cinemas failed to show a single subtitled screening during Deaf Awareness Week promotion
The Limping Chicken is the world's most popular Deaf blog, and is edited by Deaf writer and photographer Charlie Swinbourne. Our posts represent the opinions of blog authors, they do not represent the ...
Deaf filmmaker and unit stills photographer Samuel Dore, along with BSL/English Interpreters Katie Bazini and Mike Ballinger, have been working in the media industry for many years, they are now ...
The UK Government is being taken to court tomorrow, in a landmark legal case with the potential to strengthen the rights of Deaf British Sign Language (BSL) users. The judicial review hearing over ...
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