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Open captioning was first introduced inside a theatre at the 1196 Paper Mill Playhouse production of Gigi, at the request of Arlene Romoff, advocate for the Hard of Hearing, and author of "Hear Again - Back to Life with a Cochlear Implant." Open captioning in theatre has gained world-wide attention and support for its universal appeal, ease of integration and program enhancement. It has introduced a wave of new audiences and, especially, offered opportunities to those who can finally return to the theatre. Return to the Centenary Stage Company Accessibility page
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