Rose Ayling-Ellis' journey to signing Shakespeare | Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for Change - BBC 

Translating Shakespeare to BSL sound incredibly difficult considering the complexities of his use of language but they’ve done an absolutely brilliant job

This combination works well. Rose deserves the award.

Rose you are a beautiful inspiring young lady. You do not deserve to be treated in that manner. I’m glad you kept walking with your head held high. You are so deserving of that Olivier Award. You go girl, you are a wonderful, inspiring, beautiful lady. ❤❤❤❤

Such an adorable lady,❤️❤️❤️🌹it hurts me to hear someone was so mean to her😢😢😢Rose you continue being amazing and don’t let any bully tell you any different xxxx

Beautiful program, really well put together. Rose, you are fabulous, and your fan base is growing day by day. Well done, and congratulations my dear.

Rose is currently advocating for free training in BSL for the parents of deaf children. I agree, and I believe free instruction in ASL should be available to the parents of deaf children in America too. She is beautiful, talented, dedicated, and also heroic. She devotes hours of her free time to advocating for and inspiring deaf people. I wish deaf people in America had such a champion. This is why I believe she would send a wonderful message playing Sarah in Children of a Lesser God on stage or television. It could be shown all over the English-speaking world, including America, and create a sensation. All this while she breaks new ground in her acting career.

This makes me want to learn sign language - Shakespeare and BSL seem like a great combination 🙂

She is sooooooo WONDERFUL.

Well done Rose. X

ah!!!!!!!! i love her sm

Having to explain deafness is a spectrum just seems to confuse most people, more representation of the deaf community is needed.. keep up the good work

Nice

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Anybody notice,,, "two glitterballs " in the shot of rose at home, near the .???? 👍😘😋🙌

I am currently crying so hard right now. This is seriously the most beautiful, well put together story ever. I can’t believe how magical it was

So....she's going to be, dr who, one day...

Are there enough people who understand sign language to fill the theater day after day?

How about we commonly saying "William Shakespeare"?