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Not [ ] Enough
A new interdisciplinary theatrical work, currently in development. Composed in ASL and translated into English, this autobiographical epic poem recounts the captivating life story of Alberto Medero, who was born a CODA (child of Deaf adults) and grew up as the household interpreter. The performed work incorporates a dual track of both visual and aural storytelling, using multi-lingual poetry, dance, and music composed with a Deaf audience in mind.
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“Existing in both the Deaf and hearing worlds all my life, I always knew there was power in silence. But as I began to develop my own identity as a CODA, I learned that in that silence was loud words.”
ASL interpreter, actor, and poet, Alberto Medero (he/him)
Creative Team
Alberto Medero
Poet
Erin Sanders-Sigmon
Director of ASL Music/Dance Integration
Patrice Creamer
Director of ASL Storyline
Sydney Anderson
Creative Producer
DJ Hear No Evil
Vibration DJ
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