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A theatrical documentary, Silent: NO MORE features monologues performed by individuals who bravely share inspiring, educational, and emotionally raw life stories about growing up with hearing loss.
All productions are followed by a Q&A session between the audience comprised of DeafSign and deafSpeak individuals along with the general public. This powerful production is revolutionizing the landscape of the field, helping individuals with hearing loss find their voice and a future with no limits. ASL and CART provided at all performances. Past performances at renowned venues include New York's Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, Washington DC's Kennedy Center, Chicago's Goodman Theater and Los Angeles' Kirk Douglas Theater. |
Silent NO MORE Starring Cast
Past members in the
Silent NO MORE Ensemble
Alexis Cohen ∙ Liz Davidson ∙ Samantha Dudley ∙ Nanci Linke Ellis ∙ Allie Emge ∙ Mauri Ferreiri ∙ Bill Foran ∙ Madeline Frost ∙ Henry Greenfield ∙ Delanie Harrington ∙ Margot Granados ∙ Henry Greenfield ∙ David Hawkins ∙ Brett Havertz ∙ Lea Hughes ∙ Ben Kim ∙ Brandon Kohn ∙ Susan Kohn ∙ Iris Lee ∙ Ivy Lee ∙ Francesca Maldari ∙ Kiran Mape ∙ Raquel McPeek ∙ Carmen Meissner ∙ Johnny Palmer ∙ Angele Philipsheck ∙ Bridget Pollack ∙ Lana Pollack ∙ Jonathan Pollino ∙ Stephanie Pollino ∙ Corrine Preville ∙ James Protopapa ∙ Jackie Quijada ∙ Nicolas Sambar ∙ Sara Siddiqui ∙ Michelle Tang ∙ Kim Weinstock ∙ Taylor Wilson
Silent NO MORE was started as a grassroots effort to change public policy by educating people across the world about the struggles and triumphs of people with hearing loss.
The show was first introduced as a theatrical documentary which received critical acclaim as well as being well received by audiences. Shortly after, those inspiring stories were adapted into a series of books by the same name. Silent NO MORE has been touring nationally to sold out audiences while receiving standing ovations.
Silent NO MORE continues to strive to bridge the gap between two philosophies while embodying Unity and Understanding…rather than Division.
The show was first introduced as a theatrical documentary which received critical acclaim as well as being well received by audiences. Shortly after, those inspiring stories were adapted into a series of books by the same name. Silent NO MORE has been touring nationally to sold out audiences while receiving standing ovations.
Silent NO MORE continues to strive to bridge the gap between two philosophies while embodying Unity and Understanding…rather than Division.