Inside Out (a mainstream programme focusing on disability related stories) produces a programme about NZSL, its value to the Deaf community as well as its artistic forms. Dr David McKee leads an exploration of the way NZSL is used for storytelling, poetry, and for Deaf people to express limitless ideas.
| Donated by | Deaf Aotearoa |
| Produced by | Inside Out, Television New Zealand |
| Original format | VHS |
| Reference number | DA70-01-TV00 |
| Sponsored by | David & Rachel Locker McKee |
1995
Deaf children are taught drama skills by two Deaf visitors from the UK, in preparation for their show at the opening night of the inaugural Deaf Festival, hosted by Kelston Deaf Education Centre.
1978
Susie Ovens, a 12-year-old Deaf girl, participates in ‘Star Zone’ showcasing her miming and theatre skills. Susie wins the New Zealand grand prize and a trip to Melbourne, Australia to participate in another show. At the time of her victory there were no communicators or NZSL interpreters, leaving Susie to figure out at the end of the show whether she had won!
1986
A Deaf Drama group perfoms 'A Visit to Kiwiland' at Kelston with supporting acts by the Sign Singers. The evening fundraised $766.00 towards the purchase of a TTY and to sponsor two pupils from Kelston to attend the World Deaf Games in Christchurch 1989.
2011
The Wellington Deaf Club is a place where Deaf and hearing alike go to relax, take a break from the ‘outside’ world and communicate in a language that is loud. Jared Flitcroft explores why the Deaf Club is their second home and the cultural aspect of being Deaf in a ‘hearing’ world.
2007
