the sponsors and it's a special institute of arts where hearing impaired people study and get a higher education. but unfortunately quite often the students can't find a job after graduating that are good. enough if this is why our institute rector gave us an opportunity to start a theatre where our graduates can perform. just drug lords but let's do

a run through gently from start to finish let's check everything repeated smoothly and with gusto stone he's asked repeated and again the final one right.

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yeah. maybe more of a yes the that show up the hack a. but unless they use some of. the still clueless when it comes to a script it is would be difficult to interpret it to sign language particularly with the classics so stupid. not only to interpret it but also to make the play understandable to hard of hearing audience. so how does it usually start with the first you take a story then all the actors the directors start to interpret it into sign language this is the new york. i'm a lot. of people are used to that because they got the after we finish the play we have to prepare for voicing so we called the

speakers who have to memorize it. at the speakers are professional actors who work in moscow theater. well. yeah you just more. or less the artist the greater the actors who perform using sign language have to at least see each other if i'm talking to you i can do that if i turn my back on e.s.p.n. or you stop a goal you can do that in an ordinary c.n.n. or november. yeah. we don't have this kind of luxury here. there's a signing itself has a magic. foreman's becomes beautiful making it absolutely unique. just pushing the material when choosing a play with think about the way it's going to be presented in sign language let's take hi john the straight in as an example i'm sure there is some connection between the east and our movements it's very important there you know so i was

looking for some eastern fairy tale and thought about this play yes yes. yes is it a oh yeah. this is a ship. here he's doing that up yes.

many. many. years counting while singing and dancing. this is broken down to eight notes sixteenth notes and so on and in time they start to do it on their own. they just need to have a signal they have a really good sense of timing and rhythm just a muscle with a signal so they can do a. well what if we just have to set the pace there are quite a lot of completely deaf people out there on stage.

who don't need. to do. it. through. the digital. there. are two cars x. we call them cars x. because they're from. hearing impaired community calls them the twins if you mention the twins everyone knows who you're talking about but they're absolutely different. because it's a dashing cousin. and alex a very quiet and modest.

canny buz if they're more into dancing to music and into the rhythm of the pro-union use it could be a new notebook. move over. with your. word. to see. through.

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look who is here with been waiting for you for ages or are you one has been looking for you everywhere i'm ready thank you go ahead. why you put it here do they really talk about the chest of course they mean the hearts. of the nya tipple who do this is a lesson in the art of expression for fourth year students to do well working with a shakespearean sonnet they chose it and so we now have to tackle it. to the problem is that shakespeare's language is english the poet marche aka

translated into russian and we're trying to do it in sign language which is much more difficult. we can so now we deconstruct it and try to figure out a way in which it can be signed. this is a. gift and. that's the way i would do it. the quizzes accorded with it we're looking for a sign that will best convey the meaning of the word or expression sometimes even a big chunk of text. quite often one sign will be enough to communicate an entire sentence. with losing.

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act the part of the queen or savage things that deaf people rarely get to do what do they do work at the plant then go home have something to eat and go to sleep. and may need this it's a kind of refinement of things they don't have wow. you need to do is not just so it's not fun for them anymore to interact only with deaf people behind of spoil down to this education making them feel strong smart and grown up the things that they used to have at the plant that kind of environment doesn't attract them anymore when the. artists from a theater need a slow. start

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red stone noted usually when i introduced the guys i say they are special because they can hear us with their eyes and saying with their. personally i think it's a crime that such artists aren't used on stage because they are in their element here and so. should.

you my face is not. very good. no not like that. frank the chef and then you return to your position. how can we eat this of course again it's not poisoned when i was a young actor what they used to kerosene all over the food. mass because they wanted to cut costs. only action. might.

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go. further. into. the basic idea of this play is the lust for power the want to get it someone kills

his brother so if you kill your own brother you also have to die but everything goes wrong as a result. just nothing else just people like to play the things that are clear to them feel this play is quite simple they can add some inner psychological aspect or something personal them case they need to think yeah i. want to be. the key. moments in my little book and if we try to take the main idea and embody it into the silent part of the playing they like it because it doesn't have many words which will. put a deaf person drowns under words. unlike us the. i don't need a couple of signs to understand each other in the uk we talk a lot and say some unnecessary words and that's why all tourists like those they

ask your global stardom crazy there are too many words there. deaf people seldom explain their love there are very private people and when you have a situation of open emotions in so many words my dear i love you it gives them goosebumps because they have a different psychophysiology. than i do the students that i hope to display it will enter our repertoire i really do. i don't know their plans after graduation that's all i know is that some of them are going to leave but there are some actors that are really into it so i hope that they will stay.

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