Theatre is one of the world’s oldest forms of entertainment, but in recent years I’d stopped going. My hearing loss was too big a barrier to enjoyment. Now, thanks to technology, I once again have access to theatre, and I’m loving it, On Easter Sunday afternoon my husband and I went to see The Ferryman, … Continue reading Theatre for All
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No Wheelchair Ramp for the Deaf
Getting hearing access for those who are deaf or hard of hearing is a little more complicated. One accommodation for the hard of hearing is an American Sign Language interpreter. But only a small minority of those who need it, use it. — Getty Images Trying to get accommodations for those of us … Continue reading No Wheelchair Ramp for the Deaf
Katherine Bouton: Smart Hearing 