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Sign On For A Diva Night Out (from This Is Lancashire)
Signs of a Diva, in Blackpool on November 8, is a way of bringing deaf and hearing people together; an evening that makes old songs new for hearing people and puts words to the songs for the deaf.
Caroline Parker, one of the UK's favourite deaf divas will take you on an entertaining and emotional roller coaster of signed songs.
Tammy, the alter ego of undertaker Sue Graves, has to make a life changing decision.
Does she consult the tarot cards, read endless horoscopes, discuss things with her therapist or talk to her friends?
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Her friends are the flat vinyl sort - strong vulnerable women she identifies with - Judy, Aretha, Nina, Dolly, Dusty and Patsy.
Performing to a soundtrack that includes iconic performances from divas down the decades Caroline, as Tammy, interprets, translates, signs and tells the stories of songs that have touched a generation of music lovers, but it is Sue's story that will touch your heart.
Written by Nona Shepphard the show is presented by The Grand Theatre in association with the Drill Hall.
Signs of a Diva is at the Grand Theatre's Lawrence House Studio on November 8. Tickets are £8 and £6 on 01253 290190 or 01253 743232 for groups.
Signs of a Diva, in Blackpool on November 8, is a way of bringing deaf and hearing people together; an evening that makes old songs new for hearing people and puts words to the songs for the deaf.
Caroline Parker, one of the UK's favourite deaf divas will take you on an entertaining and emotional roller coaster of signed songs.
Tammy, the alter ego of undertaker Sue Graves, has to make a life changing decision.
Does she consult the tarot cards, read endless horoscopes, discuss things with her therapist or talk to her friends?
continued...
Her friends are the flat vinyl sort - strong vulnerable women she identifies with - Judy, Aretha, Nina, Dolly, Dusty and Patsy.
Performing to a soundtrack that includes iconic performances from divas down the decades Caroline, as Tammy, interprets, translates, signs and tells the stories of songs that have touched a generation of music lovers, but it is Sue's story that will touch your heart.
Written by Nona Shepphard the show is presented by The Grand Theatre in association with the Drill Hall.
Signs of a Diva is at the Grand Theatre's Lawrence House Studio on November 8. Tickets are £8 and £6 on 01253 290190 or 01253 743232 for groups.