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Tim Bray Theatre Company awarded from Deaf Aotearoa

Tim Bray from Takapuna

It was a huge honour to be presented with the NZSL in Arts Award at the Auckland Deaf Society on Friday night! 😃 This award from Deaf Aotearoa acknowledges our commitment to providing NZSL interpreted shows and programmes for Deaf children since 2004. NZSL interpreted performances allow Deaf children and their families to experience the magic of live theatre in their preferred language. We feel so grateful đŸ€ to be recognised for our work to connect with and grow our Deaf audiences. And to make the night even more special, our interpreter who has been with us from the very first performance, Kelly Hodgins from @platforminterpretingnewzealand , was there to receive the award with us. Her incredible hard work đŸ’Ș has been essential to this journey, and we couldn't have done it without her!"
[Image description: Screenshot of Deaf Aotearoa's post reading "This year, Tim Bray Theatre won the NZSL in Arts Award. Congratulations, Tim Bray Theatre!" with a photo of Tim, Katie, and Kelly on stage being presented the NZSL in Arts award]
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