Tag: British Sign Language

Rinkoo Barpaga, a British Indian man, holds one finger up on one hand and shows five fingers on the other. He is signing on stage. Out of focus in the background is a script on a stand.

‘Made In India/Britain’ at the Edinburgh Fringe review – Powerful physicality

Two white women on-stage in a living room style setting. There’s a small table in front of them and a sofa behind them, which the blonde woman sits on the edge of on the left. On the right, on the floor, is the brown-haired woman, looking up at the other and holding her hand.

‘Barrier(s)’ review – Deaf queer drama subverts your sympathy

Four witches - three women and one non-binary person - gather around one woman in the centre of the picture, who holds a necklace in her hand.

‘Everyday’ review – Deafinitely Theatre conjures a potent play on abuse

Two male, brown actors stand on stage. One is playing Gandhi, with a white robe wrapped around him. Another, also in all white clothing and playing Gotse, is pointing directly at Gandhi, as if mid explanation.

‘The Father and the Assassin’ review – Gandhi killer thriller is haunting and hilarious

A man of Indian African descent, who has black curly hair and a moustache and beard. He clasps his knuckles in front of his chest, and wears a grey jacket with a white top with a black square on underneath.

‘10 Nights’ review – Graeae and Tamasha’s touching production on faith reaches in, and reaches out

On the left, Raymond Antrobus, a black man in a blue shirt, stands and stares at the camera. On the right, the cover for his book, 'All The Names Given', which shows an illustration of an outstretched hand, its palm facing us.

Raymond Antrobus’ ‘All The Names Given’ is a flourishing collection on acceptance