Maytag Virgin ASL-Interpreted Performance

Good fences make good neighbors, right? But what about clotheslines? When the unflappable Jack Key moves in next door to the endearingly neurotic Lizzy Nash, sparks fly. Over time, neighborly nagging softens, and a deeper connection emerges between the two high school teachers. As the leaves turn yellow and the months march on, kept secrets shake loose, and the pair finds themselves facing the same question: How do you know when you’re ready to live, and love, again? This poignant regional premiere dramedy tells a witty, romantic, and honest story of connection.

The performance on June 14 will be ASL-interpreted. We collaborate with interpreters from Cincinnati State’s Interpreter Training Program, who translate the play into ASL. Certified ASL interpreters develop and rehearse the ASL interpretation, which is then performed live. Interpreters are positioned in an area of the theater that gives the best sightlines for following the interpretation and the action on stage. We also have assistive listening devices available for all performances. Learn more about our accessibility services here.