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With a Deaf protagonist, 'A Strange Loop' finds more resonance and dissonance

With a Deaf protagonist, 'A Strange Loop' finds more resonance and dissonance

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The opening number of Michael R. Jackson's musical A Strange Loop has always plunged me into a dizzying mirror world. The musical opens with Usher, who introduces himself as a fat gay Black man attempting to write a "BIG BLACK AND QUEER-ASS / AMERICAN BROADWAY SHOW."

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Creating accessible, transformative theatre and dance experiences at the intersection of Deaf and hearing communities.

1333 H St NE, Washington, D.C. 20002
(VP/Voice) 202-568-8864· info@vocarts.org

© 2026 VOCA Arts · 501(c)(3)

Creating accessible, transformative theatre and dance experiences at the intersection of Deaf and hearing communities.

1333 H St NE, Washington, D.C. 20002
(VP/Voice) 202-568-8864· info@vocarts.org

© 2026 VOCA Arts · 501(c)(3)

Creating accessible, transformative theatre and dance experiences at the intersection of Deaf and hearing communities.

1333 H St NE, Washington, D.C. 20002
(VP/Voice) 202-568-8864· info@vocarts.org

© 2026 VOCA Arts · 501(c)(3)

Creating accessible, transformative theatre and dance experiences at the intersection of Deaf and hearing communities.

1333 H St NE, Washington, D.C. 20002
(VP/Voice) 202-568-8864· info@vocarts.org

© 2026 VOCA Arts · 501(c)(3)