"Drama of the Body: A Performance for the Deaf" is an original, silent, stage play for the Deaf written, directed and produced by David Boles — and performed live at the Rutgers-Newark Department of Theatre — by undergraduate Honors Level drama students on 12/10/02. The rehearsal and live performances were videographed by the New Media class. These six videos are the raw feeds from each student's camera — they are not slated nor time-code synched or color-balanced. You may click on each camera stream to get a unique perspective on this special, silent, performance for the Deaf with some of the greatest student actors in the world. Since these are raw footage videos, you may need to fast-forward to the start of the actual performance.
Drama of the Body — Live Tripod Cam — 12-10-02
Drama of the Body — Rehearsal Cam — 12-9-02
Drama of the Body — Rehearsal Cam Two — 12-9-02
Drama of the Body — Live Stage Left Cam — 12-10-02
Drama of the Body — Rehearsal Cam Three — 12-9-02
Drama of the Body — Live Performance — 12-10-02
