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Loved seeing everyone signing, faces made were AWESOME, which really helped support the story!!! I loved seeing everyone signing and was a wonderful example/exposure to Deaf culture!

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Under our age limit, but hard to follow along with the actors themselves

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I looked around and saw two little boys signing to each other which was so interesting. Never seen little kids signing to each other very much.

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I saw many people signing and I could kinda tell what they were saying (Before the Play) It was very interesting to see all this occur, the people in the crowds were really great and the old lady laughing made my day.

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Looking around at all of the people in the audience and hearing all the sounds was a really cool experience. From the kids talking and signing to the actors goofing around the overall feeling in the room was up lifting. Just by watching all of the people you could see all the different signs with the same meaning.

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I looked around and I saw how all the deaf people were laughing and having a great time and how they were signing to each other

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I saw all the little kids signing to each other and they're teachers. I thought it was cool to see that for the first time

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I noticed a lot of people laughing obnoxiously but I knew while that was happening, that was part of their culture so I didn't mind one bit

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I saw a lot of people signing to each other and it was cool to be able to be so far away from someone but know what they're talking about. It was cool to see different people have different styles of signing or different ways to sign.

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I noticed how almost every kid had a hearing aid. I noticed how the hearing people would talk during it and were more disrespectful than the Deaf people. The Deaf watched the stage the entire time but still seemed to sign to people around them as if their eyes were 2 places at once.

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One MAJOR thing I saw was how much more contact is used in Deaf culture. People would tap on waists or squeeze arms and it looked so casual, whereas in our culture it'd be weird. I saw that even in Deaf schools, the kids get rowdy and cut each other off while signing. I noticed kids with CRAZY facial expressions, jumping around and signing to all their friends, and in the middle of the story a friend would grab the signers hands and take over the story. I noticed that even though they were deaf, the kids shreaked and jumped around like i said, but they were always so acute to if someone started signing.

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When I got in there, I sat down and watched the people around me. I watched the teachers sign to their students and I thought the little kids signing was really cool. The little kids signed different but it was interesting to watch.

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As I walked into the building, I couldn't stop looking at all the scenery, the lights, the furniture, it was pretty. As I was watching the play, I tended to look at the interpreter, Ben, the most because he was the one I understood the most. There was a little girl behind me who kept laughing and she was really cute. Overall it was a great experience, I loved it.

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people in the crowd were signing. The play had visuals to go along with signs. Maybe if they didn't know sign and are deaf, they could use the visual and associate it with the sign. Easy way for deaf children to learn.

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I loved seeing that there were people of all ages there, not just children. One person off to our right, who was definitely older than us, kept cracking up at the jokes that each actor made.

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I loved seeing all the children get so excited just to see the actors sign. Also I loved seeing the actors facial expressions, and that there was some older people there too. I even loved how comfortable the children were with each other and signing respectfully.

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I was trying to look around people to see as much as I could. I walked by a little girl, and I waved at her and she signed to me how are you. It was just really cool because I haven't seen many Deaf children much less a child signing. Really wish I could've signed with some people though.

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I loved seeing the children getting exciting and it seemed like they really enjoyed something made for Deaf children like themselves. While I was sitting there waiting for it to start I heard the ASL 1 kids behind me saying they weren't going to understand anything and then when it started they kept talking and didn't pay attention to the play so they kept talking and didn't watch the signs because they could hear what was going on and didn't need to watch which I found disrespectful. It was cool to be able to sign to my friends in public without getting weird stares from people.

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I looked around a lot when I got inside. I noticed a lot of people signing to one another. I liked seeing hearing people having conversations with the deaf. I loved watching the little kids signing and laughing at one another and the show. I absolutely loved the deaf actress, Chrissy's, facial expressions. I loved seeing the deaf in what is their norm.

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I thought it was weird because I've been to the theatre before yet as I walked in I looked all around me. There were a couple of Deaf people behind me and my friends that were signing really fast and it was cool to watch, but I felt like it was almost rude to do that. It was cute to see the kids getting excited. I was disappointed that we couldn't mingle with the Deaf Adults. I loved hearing the Deaf laugh, it made me happy and want to laugh with them. My friends and I just sort of signed everything we spoke without thinking. It was cool, THANK YOU!!!!

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I saw a lot of conversations (signing) going on within the crowd. What I loved the most was seeing everyones facial expressions on set and in the crowd. It was just heart warming to see everyone come together to watch the play.

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it was amazing to see that the deaf people were standing up signing to each other. The children were so cute, and the teacher kept signing them to be patient. Also it was cool to have the gentlemen come upfront and interpret the speaker at the beginning. they were also very loud. I realized that the plain back grounds were for the signs, so it was easier to pay attention to the signs same with black shirts

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I was SO DISAPPOINTED that we couldn't socialize with the Deaf! It's lovely to see Deaf adults expressing themselves so generously because they do not have fear of disrupting the play in quite the same way most hearing folks do. I was very happy to converse briefly with a Deaf man who was excited about his sweatshirt and wanted to chat about it for a while.

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-There was a lady who was laughing super loud and it seemed like she didn't have a care in the world about how she sounded and I LOVED IT
-I saw a lot of the children and teachers wave to each other to get each others attention. I noticed that when hearing kids scream at adults trying to get their attention, deaf kids kind of did the same thing by waving frantically and consistently
-I noticed the actress signed "stupid" when she turned her back from the speaking actor.

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as i walked in it was quieter then it would be walking into a hearing play. I noticed that in most convos that were happening, the people were standing and signing. I also enjoyed watching the kids laugh before the interpreter could voice what they signed.

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When i got there i noticed little kids signing at me and it was cool and different

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As I was walking I looked around and saw all these people signing and I loved watching them do it because there is a difference between signing in a class room and signing just out in public. It was very interesting to see.