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Shakespeare in sign language
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Andrew Gibson, left, and Elizabeth Conn, right, were just two of many talented performers that showcased their acting talents during a Thursday morning production of William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Students from the Georgia School for the Deaf acted out the play in sign language, while translators spoke their parts aloud offstage. Gibson played the part of Oberon - King of the Faries and Conn played the part of Titania - Queen of the Faries.
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