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it is our role as established artists to illuminate the way to connections, opportunities, and resources.
As youth and emerging artists discover their talents, it is our role as established artists to illuminate the way to connections, opportunities, and resources. Explore our Professional Development Series and subscribe for further updates to come about our Theatre Immersion Program, a training camp for Deaf youth.
it is our role as established artists to illuminate the way to connections, opportunities, and resources.
As youth and emerging artists discover their talents, it is our role as established artists to illuminate the way to connections, opportunities, and resources. Explore our Professional Development Series and subscribe for further updates to come about our Theatre Immersion Program, a training camp for Deaf youth.
Our goals with mounting Deaf theatre include visions of original work, adaptations, dance, comedy, and community-based productions. We are exploring our artistic voice and how to reflect to our local and nationwide audiences all that New England has to offer.
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As the industry develops, how can we work together better? How can we empower each other and uplift our contributions towards success? CDT explores resources to strengthen the symbiosis between other Deaf theatre organizations and hearing-led organizations as well.
Our goals with mounting Deaf theatre include visions of original work, adaptations, dance, comedy, and community-based productions. We are exploring our artistic voice and how to reflect to our local and nationwide audiences all that New England has to offer
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where 14 Deaf and Hard of Hearing artists share their knowledge and tips in their respective fields.
The National Theatre of the Deaf ran the Theatre Immersion Program for 6 years, hosting sessions at American School for the Deaf and virtually. In 2021, Connecticut Deaf Theatre absorbed TIP and had to put the program on hiatus and plans to revive it in coming years.
Subscribe for further updates to come about our next steps for the Theatre Immersion Program!
Connecticut Deaf Theatre provides theatrical experiences showcasing American Sign Language and Deaf Culture through performing arts and artistic efforts in the state of Connecticut and the region of New England.
Established in 2020, CDT is a 501C3 nonprofit tax-exempt professional theatre company that trains and employs Deaf, DeafBlind, Hard of Hearing, and hearing artists with a model for collaboration bringing harmony between diverse peoples and languages.