The brains of adults deaf from a young age rewire to boost peripheral vision, according to research from Sheffield and York ...

The Tony-nominated musical adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's classic novel transfers to Southwark Playhouse Elephant for its ...

Advertisements on ITV will be required to come with subtitles from January, the broadcaster has said, in an announcement which comes a year after Channel 4 became the first to introduce the policy.

The Cabinet Office discussed the rights of deaf people to access “ministerial announcements” in BSL, during an Ofcom ...

1536 playwright Ava Pickett ventures into the current trend of revamped Greek mythologies (see The Oresteia at the Bridge and Electra/Persona at the National) with the gripping and gritty Bloodsport, ...

Acting duo Xhloe and Natasha’s latest project is effectively the fable of ‘the boy who cried wolf’ on speed, but when you put it like that, it’s hard to say exactly what new message can be taken from ...

What use is conflict in a play if it cannot be seen or felt? In Rosalind Adler and Lea Sellers’ Holy Fool, about Russian composer Dmitri “Mitya” Shostakovich’s run-ins with Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ...

Three phrases and a painting hang from the ceiling behind Lara Ricote during her new stand-up hour, Inkling, now at London’s Park Theatre after an acclaimed Edinburgh Festival Fringe run. The phrases ...

The future of artificial intelligence (AI) and British Sign Language (BSL) is to be explored in a new research project, co-ordinated by the Royal National Institute for Deaf people (RNID) in ...

In journalistic terms, it’s akin to burying the lede. The conflict in Tracey Scott Wilson’s journalism drama The Story, now receiving its London premiere at the National Theatre, takes an entire act ...

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has been asked to provide a revised response to a petition on funding British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation in emergencies “from start until finish ...