Deaf and disabled artists take centre stage
Imagine you are in Shakespeare's globe theatre on a warm summer's evening. Merrymakers line the South Bank, drinking, talking and laughing; across the river, St Paul's cathedral towers above London's skyline. But within the cylindrical walls you wouldn't hear a pin drop. As soon as the performance starts, you are set apart from the rest of the audience as they react to what they hear onstage. All you can hear is a ri…