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Lately there's been a deserved increase in praise of the artful skills that go into interpreting music and arts performances for the deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences. Rochester-based accessibility advocacy company Hands-In Entertainment, which trains and provides quality American Sign Language interpreters for performing arts and large entertainment events, will this week present a critically-acclaimed deaf performance duo at Kodak Center. Deaf Broadway actor Josh Castille and deaf director-producer Jules Dameron will present the one-man cabaret show "On Stage with Josh," in which Castille will perform an array of hit Broadway show tunes translated into ASL.
Friday, March 6, at 7:30 p.m. Kodak Center, 200 West Ridge Road. Tickets $25. handsinentertainment.org.
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