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“Speaking hands, hearing eyes” is the title of an Australian folk song about the deaf. It is also the dictum by which Anne Tweedie lives and why she has started a Theatre for the Deaf. KAY FORRESTER talks to the woman to whom speaking with her hands and listening with her eyes has become second nature.
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Press, 24 April 1987, Page 17
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