Welcome to Signed Culture, the organisation which supports and promotes BSL access to the arts in the UK.
We work with BSL users, arts and cultural organisations and BSL interpreters and Deaf presenters to help ensure that the cultural sector is as open and welcoming to Deaf people as it can possibly be.
On our website, you can find out about upcoming arts and cultural events that are accessible to BSL users and learn how Signed Culture can support you as a BSL user who wants to access the arts: an arts and cultural organisation that wishes to be more open to Deaf patrons and participants as well as BSL interpreters and Deaf presenters working in the cultural sector.
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BSL Interpreters - Vicky Pannell, Katie Fenwick and Tracey TyerPlease email [email protected] to request this service.Approaching their fourth decade at the top of the game, The Chemical Brothers are,
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BSL Interpreters – Vicky Pannell, Katie Fenwick and Tracey Tyer
Please email [email protected] to request this service.
Approaching their fourth decade at the top of the game, The Chemical Brothers are, simply, the UK’s seminal electronic act; Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons crafting a collection of pulsating songs that spearheaded an entire musical movement which continues to leave a lasting impression upon our culture and society. Bow down.
Time
(Friday) 12:00 pm - 10:30 pm
Location
Victoria Park, E3
17 Victoria Park Square, Bethnal Green, London, E2 9,
Event Details
Fully accessible to all, as it uses spoken English, sign language, and creative captions and animation. How can a small sheep become a big orange balloon? With a lot of imagination and
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Fully accessible to all, as it uses spoken English, sign language, and creative captions and animation.
How can a small sheep become a big orange balloon?
With a lot of imagination and determination – anything is possible!
Mathilda is a little grey sheep in a little grey world. Her herd is content to munch clovers, but Mathilda’s mind is full of questions. When an orange balloon makes a surprise appearance on the farm, Mathilda discovers there is more to who she is than being a grey sheep!
As she explores what it means to be orange, Mathilda leads us all on a journey of self-discovery and the joys of self-expression. With a diverse cast of Deaf and hearing actors, Mathilda’s tactile, fully realised world is welcoming and fully accessible to Deaf and hearing children and families through the use of spoken English, sign language, and creative captions and animation.
The show is suitable for children aged 3-8 and their families.
Mathilda and the Orange Balloon is an international collaboration being produced with US Artist Jess Kaufman based on the popular children’s book by Randall de Sève.
The Research & Development period was supported by Sheffield Theatres / Ramps on the Moon. Our 2019 tour is supported by Arts Council England and the lovely generous individuals who donated through our crowdfunding campaign.
http://dhensemble.com/projects#/mathilda-and-the-orange-balloon/
Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Location
ToucBase Pears
750 Bristol Road Selly Oak Birmingham B29 6NA
Event Details
Fully accessible to all, as it uses spoken English, sign language, and creative captions and animation. How can a small sheep become a big orange balloon? With a lot of imagination and
Event Details
Fully accessible to all, as it uses spoken English, sign language, and creative captions and animation.
How can a small sheep become a big orange balloon?
With a lot of imagination and determination – anything is possible!
Mathilda is a little grey sheep in a little grey world. Her herd is content to munch clovers, but Mathilda’s mind is full of questions. When an orange balloon makes a surprise appearance on the farm, Mathilda discovers there is more to who she is than being a grey sheep!
As she explores what it means to be orange, Mathilda leads us all on a journey of self-discovery and the joys of self-expression. With a diverse cast of Deaf and hearing actors, Mathilda’s tactile, fully realised world is welcoming and fully accessible to Deaf and hearing children and families through the use of spoken English, sign language, and creative captions and animation.
The show is suitable for children aged 3-8 and their families.
Mathilda and the Orange Balloon is an international collaboration being produced with US Artist Jess Kaufman based on the popular children’s book by Randall de Sève.
The Research & Development period was supported by Sheffield Theatres / Ramps on the Moon. Our 2019 tour is supported by Arts Council England and the lovely generous individuals who donated through our crowdfunding campaign.
http://dhensemble.com/projects#/mathilda-and-the-orange-balloon/
Time
(Saturday) 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Location
ToucBase Pears
750 Bristol Road Selly Oak Birmingham B29 6NA
Event Details
BSL Interpreters - TBCLine up includes:Miley Cyrus Stormzy Mumford and Sons Bring me the Horizon The 1975 Little mixand many more If you are a Deaf BSL user and have tickets Please email [email protected] once
Event Details
BSL Interpreters – TBC
Line up includes:
Miley Cyrus
Stormzy
Mumford and Sons
Bring me the Horizon
The 1975
Little mix
and many more
If you are a Deaf BSL user and have tickets Please email [email protected] once you have purchased your tickets.
Time
25 (Saturday) 12:00 pm - 26 (Sunday) 10:30 pm
Location
Stewart Park,
The Grove, Marton-in-Cleveland, Middlesbrough TS7 8AR
Event Details
Fully accessible to all, as it uses spoken English, sign language, and creative captions and animation. How can a small sheep become a big orange balloon? With a lot of imagination and
Event Details
Fully accessible to all, as it uses spoken English, sign language, and creative captions and animation.
How can a small sheep become a big orange balloon?
With a lot of imagination and determination – anything is possible!
Mathilda is a little grey sheep in a little grey world. Her herd is content to munch clovers, but Mathilda’s mind is full of questions. When an orange balloon makes a surprise appearance on the farm, Mathilda discovers there is more to who she is than being a grey sheep!
As she explores what it means to be orange, Mathilda leads us all on a journey of self-discovery and the joys of self-expression. With a diverse cast of Deaf and hearing actors, Mathilda’s tactile, fully realised world is welcoming and fully accessible to Deaf and hearing children and families through the use of spoken English, sign language, and creative captions and animation.
The show is suitable for children aged 3-8 and their families.
Mathilda and the Orange Balloon is an international collaboration being produced with US Artist Jess Kaufman based on the popular children’s book by Randall de Sève.
The Research & Development period was supported by Sheffield Theatres / Ramps on the Moon. Our 2019 tour is supported by Arts Council England and the lovely generous individuals who donated through our crowdfunding campaign.
http://dhensemble.com/projects#/mathilda-and-the-orange-balloon/
Time
(Saturday) 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location
ToucBase Pears
750 Bristol Road Selly Oak Birmingham B29 6NA
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