Out There Arts National centre for outdoor arts and circus

What is British Sign Language?

BSL is a visual means of communicating using gestures, facial expressions and body language. It is the first or preferred language among the d/Deaf community in the UK.

At the Out There Festival selected performances of shows with dialogue will be British Sign Language Interpreted. The place the interpreter will stand during the performance will be marked as ‘BSL Zone’.

A sign language interpreter gestures.

BSL Interpreted Shows

Friday 29th May

Start TimeArtist NameShow NameDurationPitch
1:50pmRamshackliciousMr & Mr Burn30 mins7
2:10pmCat & Mouse TheatreStand & Deliver45 mins8
2:30pmcocolocoAlice & Alice45 mins7 (WP)
3:55pmRamshackliciousMr & Mr Burn30 mins7
3:55pmCat & Mouse TheatreStand & Deliver45mins8
5:00pmAdventure ArtsThe Wizard and the Mechanic60 mins14

Saturday 31st May

Start TimeArtist NameShow NameDurationPitch
1:50pmRamshackliciousMr & Mr Burn30 mins7
2:10pmCat & Mouse TheatreStand & Deliver45 mins8
2:30pmcocolocoAlice & Alice45 mins7 (WP)
3:55pmRamshackliciousMr & Mr Burn30 mins7
3:55pmCat & Mouse TheatreStand & Deliver45mins8
5:00pmAdventure ArtsThe Wizard and the Mechanic60 mins14
6:45pmOpposable Thumb TheatreDon Quixote (Is A Very Big Book)60Ice House

Visual Shows

We have a lot of shows this year that are visual and feature little to no dialogue. Therefore, even though they are not BSL interpreted they are accessible for d/Deaf audiences.

Lady balancing on tight wire

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