Freda Norman

Legend of the Mountain Man, set in picturesque Montana, features a typical, dysfunctional family of five. The father who has been at odds with his parents for many years decides to send his three children to his parents' ranch for the summer. The children unexpectedly encounter a creature, one that has never been seen nor recorded in history books. Viewers accompany the children on their journey as they navigate the family's past and try to reconcile...

Gives a brief view of the emerging deaf identity. It traces the development of American Sign Language and focuses upon some of the individuals who have contributed to the evolving heritage of deaf people in America.

One of Edgar Allan Poe's best-known short stories. Chilling story of prolonged torment and torture during the Spanish Inquisition. You've been left alone in the dark? Or reaching out into the darkness ... are you really alone? The story has been told in American Sign Language by master story-signer Patrick Graybill.

Explores the deaf individual's search for cultural identity. Among those sharing personal experiences are a Cuban imigrant, a deaf-blind man, an American Indian, a black woman, a lesbian, a gay man, and a senior citizen.

Aesop's fables and timeless fairy tales are told in ASL. Each fable is presented twice: first in a storytelling format and secondly in a dramatized version using minimal sets and props.

Aesop's fables and timeless fairy tales are told in ASL. Each fable is presented twice: first in a storytelling format and secondly in a dramatized version using minimal sets and props.

Six international groups perform, in comedy, dance and drama, with deaf stars of stage and screen, at the Lisner Auditorium in Washington, D.C.