Join Access Theater Artistic Director, Laura Lee and Executive Director, Jacqueline Christy for an evening with the talented writer and performer, Aasif Mandvi! We are excited to hear about Aasif's experiences in theater, television, and what his artistic life has been during Covid. The event will include a Q&A panel before opening for questions. Closed captioning provided by Rev will be ... More >>

Join us for a feast of alt-text to celebrate the launch of the Alt-Text as Poetry website and workbook! Join us on Thursday, December 3rd, as we celebrate the launch of a new website and workbook for Alt Text as Poetry, a multi-year exploration of the poetic potential of image description by Bojana Coklyat and Eyebeam alum Shannon Finnegan. The launch will feature the project in new forms ... More >>

You're invited to our upcoming virtual Interpreters Summit December 4-6, 2020. We are very excited about the conference, which will be offering up to 2.4 CEUs available in Legal, Educational, CDI/DI, and PPO tracks, as well as a large variety of other topics. Some of the biggest names in the industry will be presenting at the conference including Peter Cook, Patrick ("Mr. Shineyhead") ... More >>

What will it take to bring about lasting justice for disabled people in the United States? When will every body—and every voice—be indispensable? Poets and activists Lateef McLeod and D.J. Savarese imagine a society led by people with disabilities and show how disabled communities are already building this world through creative forms of resistance. Lateef McLeod is a poet, blogger, ... More >>

Friday, December 11th, 1-2:30pm EST/ 6-7:30pm GMT, via Zoom ASL interpretation available Live captioning available Organized in partnership with Pluto Press, artists Cassie Thornton (Eyebeam Rapid Response Phase 1 Fellow) and Tina Zavitsanos will reflect on their shared attention around holograms, debt, and care and Thornton's recently published pamphlet, The Hologram: Peer to Peer Health ... More >>

BODY/LANGUAGE (work-in-progress) will explore the communicative capacity of the body through playing and plays, developed and performed by an ensemble of BKBX mimes, live musicians, and ASL-speaking artists. Working as a collective, they create a one-act work of performance composed of several short-form narratives which, individually and as a whole, explore the capacity of the body to ... More >>

A Stage Theory in Interpreter Development