Trash Showcases Deaf Roommates' Sign‑Language Comedy — SkimNews
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- James Caverly and Andrew Morrill deliver authentic Deaf humor, using American Sign Language to riff on messy chores and roommate bickering.
- Perelman Performing Arts Center backs the production, signaling a growing commitment to diverse, accessible theater for Deaf and hearing audiences alike.
- Critics from Variety and The New York Times applaud the play’s witty take on domestic life and seamless visual comedy, though some note occasional pacing hiccups.
Why it matters: It proves mainstream comedy can be both inclusive and hilarious.
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