Manifesto of Silences reimagines opera from a Deaf perspective, as a space to process trauma communally
By Samuel Martin, Researcher, Sign on Screen Project, Australian National University

The Deaf-led theatrical work explores the tragic consequences of the Milan Conference of 1880, which resulted in the suppression of sign language around the world.
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