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ASL AT CLT
- Janelle Raven
- Sep 20, 2025
- 1 min read
The cast and crew of L/A Community Little Theatre Presents A New Home were thrilled to be joined by Roxanne Baker, a member of the Deaf community, and interpreter Tristen Downey to learn American Sign Language (ASL) for this production. All 31 members of the cast will sing and sign the song "One More Goodbye" during the show.
Community Little Theatre is also proud to announce that we have received a grant from the Maine Arts Commission in support of A New Home. This funding will play a vital role in advancing our commitment to accessibility and inclusion. Specifically, it will support the cost of ASL interpretation for two performances: the Sunday, November 2nd matinee at 3:00 pm and the Saturday, November 8th evening performance at 7:30 pm.
We are especially grateful for this opportunity to ensure that members of the Deaf and hard of hearing community can fully experience and engage with this production, which seeks to honor and reflect the diverse voices of our community!
For more information about the Maine Arts Commission, visit https://mainearts.maine.gov
For more information and tickets to A New Home, visit https://www.laclt.com/a-new-home
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This is such a beautiful example of what real accessibility looks like in practice, not just in theory. Bringing ASL directly into the performance and working with members of the Deaf community shows a level of care that goes far beyond ticking a box. I run a small second hand clothes online project, and I really admire when organisations put in this kind of effort to make sure more people can fully experience and enjoy what they create.