The Tola Program

The TOLA Program
(Theatre Offers a Lifetime of Adventure)

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The TOLA Program was established in memory of James Tola, a Deaf Parent, Actor, Teacher of the Deaf and supporter of Interpreted Theater.

The Program was developed to increase the number of accessible theater experiences for Deaf school-age children and their families (both Deaf & hearing) in the New York City Area.

TOLA also offers accessible theater experiences for Deaf school groups which include post-show discussions with members of the cast.

Hands On has worked with a variety of children's theater venues, including The New Victory Theater on 42nd Street, Madison Square Garden, Manhattan Theatre Club, Pan Asian Rep.and George Street Playhouse.

Teachers and Students of St. Francis de Sales School for the deaf Discuss performances seen at the New Victory Theater

Students Evelis Gonzalez, Samantha Morales, and Nelexis Garces, discuss performances seen at the New Victory Theater with teacher assistants Philippe Augustin, Linda Fudenske and teacher Laurellie Jacobs Martinez.

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arrowrgt.gif (1089 bytes)SEE THE CURRENT TOLA SEASON AT
THE NEW VICTORY THEATER!

Click here to read the
TIME FOR KIDS article from 2000

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