Vignettes of the Deaf Character and Other Plays. Twelve plays by Willy Conley; Gallaudet University Press; 2009.

Deaf American Poetry. John Lee Clark, e. Gallaudet University Press; poems; 2009; 190–197. Vignettes of the Deaf Character and Other Plays. Broken Spokes" New York Deaf Theatre, 1990.

After spending three years in The National Theatre of the Deaf performing plays by hearing authors featuring hearing characters, Willy Conley realized that he wanted to write plays with deaf, hard-of- hearing, an. .

After spending three years in The National Theatre of the Deaf performing plays by hearing authors featuring hearing characters, Willy Conley realized that he wanted to write plays with deaf, hard-of- hearing, and hearing characters created from the Deaf perspective.

Twelve of Deaf master playwright Willy Conley feature deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing characters created from the .

Twelve of Deaf master playwright Willy Conley feature deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing characters created from the Deaf perspective. After spending three years in The National Theatre of the Deaf performing plays by hearing authors featuring hearing characters, Willy Conley realized that he wanted to write plays with deaf, hard-of- hearing, and hearing characters created from the Deaf perspective. Vignettes of the Deaf Character and Other Plays presents the result of his desire in twelve masterful plays.

Conley is the most widely-produced, living Deaf playwright, his plays explore a broad palette – from the Deaf perspective – of circumstances with and without hearing characters .

Conley is the most widely-produced, living Deaf playwright, his plays explore a broad palette – from the Deaf perspective – of circumstances with and without hearing characters, allowing Deaf characters to interact minus the direct influence that the dominant (hearing) culture might exert. Conley is a full professor and chairperson of the Theatre Arts Department at Gallaudet University in Washington, . Conley has been an Associate Artist with CenterStage in Baltimore(Maryland) since 1998 and an Affiliate Artist with Quest: Arts for Everyone in Lanham(Maryland).

Willy Conley is an American Deaf playwright, actor, writer, and photographer. He has two books of plays, Vignettes of the Deaf Character and Other Plays and Broken Spokes. He has published numerous works, including a volume of his plays. Willy Conley is an award-winning playwright who has published in American Theatre, The Deaf Way II Anthology, Deaf World, Stages of Transformation, Theatre For. Young Audiences Today, The Tactile Mind, No Walls of Stone, Deaf American Poetry, Deaf American Prose, Deaf Lit Extravaganza, and Daring to Repair Anthology.

Conley, a professor and chairperson of the Theatre Arts department at Gallaudet University, is an award-winning playwright who has published in American Theatre, The Deaf Way II Anthology, Deaf World, Theatre For Young Audiences Today, The Tactile Mind, No Walls of Stone and Deaf American Poetry. He has two books, Broken Spokes and a new one due out in May 2009 – Vignettes of the Deaf Character and Other Plays by Gallaudet University Press

After spending three years in The National Theatre of the Deaf performing plays by hearing authors featuring hearing characters, Willy Conley realized that he wanted to write plays with deaf, hard-of- hearing, and hearing characters created from the Deaf perspective. Vignettes of the Deaf Character and Other Plays "presents the result of his desire in twelve masterful plays.

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