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Language landscape : a presentation of deaf performance art.

Publisher:	San Francisco, CA, Friends of the San Francisco, Public Library/Special Media Service, 2006?, ©1988]
Edition/Format:	DVD video : English
Summary:	American sign-language performances, with English voice-over for general audiences. Vignettes are by Mary Beth Miller, Musign (a deaf dance troupe hand-synching sign language renditions of Manhatten Transfer material), Sam Supalla, storyteller Ben Behan, and ASL poet Ella Mae Lentz.
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Subjects	Performing arts -- United States. Deaf artists -- United States. Deaf, Theater for the. View all subjects
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