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  • Amazing! I saw this production back when I was in 4th grade(I'm in 9th now) this musical has inspired me and I am currently learning sign language. I wish they would do this musical again, it's my all time favorite!!!

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  • I saw a high school do this production when I was also in high school. It is highly effective for a hearing audience as well and I hope more shows like Big River are performed so that deaf and hearing impaired audiences will be able to see the music.

  • I saw the last performance at Sacramento, Ca, and it was awesome! I'm a deaf British, I know both BSL and ASL, so I could follow the show really well. And I was lucky enough to be invited to the after-show party with the cast. They were great fun.

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  • Amazing, I'm learning ASL, and I love how ASL has such an amazing culture!

  • WOW!!! if anybody knows where to get this on DVD please message me!

  • I love watching Ty...but who is that black man singing and signing?

  • I think this is brilliant ! It demonstrates that the disabled are no longer afraid to shine ... and be seen by the world !! They must be recognized as people, and what better way than a musical can represent such art?

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  • That was beautiful! At my highschool, we're doing Big River, and for about three days, our director was seriously contemplating getting us to learn sign language, and now I know why!

  • Big River was the first musical to use deaf and hearing actors on the same stage. Hence the signing.

  • this is possibly my favorite musical ever

  • I love Huck at 0:39/0:40.

  • Ty Giordano rocks my socks off.

    This is easily one of my favorite musicals. But the key is to find a tour or production where they do the sign language. It makes the show that much more moving and inspirational.

  • yeah seeing this show was my first experience with ASL ever as a teen, and now i'm a theatre student, also studying ASL, and a lot of our shows are interpreted. i find it adds a whole different level to the show that make it so much more interesting and moving, and there's more to connect with.

    also, i looooove ty!!!!!

  • wow! I love it.. does it have dvd? If it is, then please let me know. Thanks! :)

  • I went to watch their play in Portland. It was GREAT! I really enjoyed it alot!

  • do it have a movie?

  • I saw this production 5 times. Thanks for uploading!

  • Auditioning for Huck next year, I love this show. Thank you to the Deaf West Theatre for reviving this wonderful, yet highly unproduced, masterpiece.

  • OMIGOSH! I love Big River!

  • wonderful...

  • wowies! :)

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