RATHSKELLAR GONE WILD WILD WEST!
Leaving behind a long trail of astonished spectators hoping for more, Rathskellar continues its eight-month tour on the West Coast, particular within the state of California environs.
Theatergoers in Austin and Dallas, Texas were wowed by the mesmerizing performances by Rathskellar during the first and second weeks of March. More recently, four full-house shows in Fremont, CA were sold-out and a smashing success. They were featured on the FRONT cover of The Argus newspaper that weekend!
To purchase tickets and to find out the show times and locales, please check the www.rathskellar.com website. In addition, Rathskellar offers free performances at schools for the deaf during daytime hours. All other community shows are subject to paid admission. If interested in hosting a Rathskellar performance at your school or organization, please send a message to info@xvrs.net.
Rathskellar, a group of five extremely talented dancers and performers, was conceived by its creator, Jonathan Hall Kovacs, who parlayed his lifelong love of music and ASL into an astonishing group display of ASL poetry, storytelling, pantomime, comedy, handshape stories, folklore, and lively dancing set to a pulsating music. It also reveals the heart of American Sign Language Culture with each breathtaking movement.
Its sponsor, Communication Access Center, established in 1965, is a non-profit organization for the deaf and hard of hearing situated in Flint, Michigan, and is one the first of its kind in the United States. Its primary mission is to help bridge any cultural, communication, and service gaps for the deaf and hard of hearing community.
One of its services is XVRS, an exciting, brand-new Video Relay Service brand, which promises prompt, effective, friendly, and professional Video Relay interpreting. It can be added to any Video Phone’s Speed Dial List using its address at XVRS.TV.
