About: Sweet Nothing in My Ear (play)

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Sweet Nothing in My Ear is a 1998 play in two acts by American playwright Stephen Sachs. Featuring both deaf and hearing characters, it uses a blend of spoken English and American Sign Language. In addition to six main characters, the play calls for four additional company members who voice act the lines which are being signed and sign the lines which are being spoken. This allows the play to be understood by both deaf and hearing audiences.

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  • Sweet Nothing in My Ear is a 1998 play in two acts by American playwright Stephen Sachs. Featuring both deaf and hearing characters, it uses a blend of spoken English and American Sign Language. In addition to six main characters, the play calls for four additional company members who voice act the lines which are being signed and sign the lines which are being spoken. This allows the play to be understood by both deaf and hearing audiences. (en)
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  • Sweet Nothing in My Ear is a 1998 play in two acts by American playwright Stephen Sachs. Featuring both deaf and hearing characters, it uses a blend of spoken English and American Sign Language. In addition to six main characters, the play calls for four additional company members who voice act the lines which are being signed and sign the lines which are being spoken. This allows the play to be understood by both deaf and hearing audiences. (en)
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  • Sweet Nothing in My Ear (play) (en)
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