One of the most powerful moments in NextStop Theatre Company's "Richard III" contains no audible words. It's near the end of the play; at Richard's behest, the sinister ruffian Tyrell has murdered the princes in the tower. When monarch and killer meet for a debriefing, they talk in American Sign Language. Bathed in blue light, the sequence is chilling, and not only because of the cold-bloodedness of the talk (even if…
SOURCE: Washington Post at 02:30PM on February 6, 2014