Listening to a read-thru of The Merchant of Venice in preparation of ASL interpreting the matinee on Saturday, April 18 for @swshakespeare.
— Daniel Greene (@danielgreene) March 24, 2009
Reading interesting clues into the characters of The Merchant of Venice: http://bit.ly/4AoMD
— Daniel Greene (@danielgreene) March 24, 2009
Looking at a side-by-side comparison of Shakespeare's text of The Merchant of Venice with a modern translation. http://bit.ly/Dzyg6
— Daniel Greene (@danielgreene) March 25, 2009
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Author: Daniel Greene
I facilitate communication between Deaf and hearing people, and I teach people American Sign Language (ASL) and interpreting. Apart from doing the work I love, my greatest joys are family & friends, entertainment, food, photography, and travel. View all posts by Daniel Greene
Thanks for the link to your blog post. It sounds like it was a very enriching experience!
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You’re very welcome! Thank you for taking an interest.
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What an exciting and challenging task…would love to see what you do with it!
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I added this post today because I learned how to embed Tweets in my blog posts, but actually it’s from three years ago. I wish I had a video or something, but you can read my post-interpreting reflection here: Interpreted my first Shakespeare play.
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