VOCA ENSEMBLE

Unleash Your Potential

Unleash Your Potential

VOCA Ensemble represents as a change agent to provoke thought & introspection of social and cultural differences between various cultural groups through a series of interactive theater workshops and skits in American Sign Language and spoken English.

VOCA Ensemble represents as a change agent to provoke thought & introspection of social and cultural differences between various cultural groups through a series of interactive theater workshops and skits in American Sign Language and spoken English.

VOCA II Ensemble. Photo by Michelle Banks

Bridging Two Worlds

Bridging Two Worlds

VOCA Ensemble is a uniquely talented group of BIPOC Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing artists that addresses social justice and racial equity in the Deaf community through interactive theatre workshops and performances.

VOCA Ensemble is a uniquely talented group of BIPOC Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing artists that addresses social justice and racial equity in the Deaf community through interactive theatre workshops and performances.

VOCA trains the members of VOCA ensemble to be a force of change and to help bridge the gap between the Deaf community and the hearing community. As an often-overlooked minority, VOCA believes that our D/deaf artists hold the keys to usher in the kind of change agent that is found through universal expression of art. In a society driven to perfect diversity, inclusion, and equality, VOCA foresees itself as a leader and model for positive social impact where cultural exchange can pave the road that leads to equal justice for all.

VOCA trains the members of VOCA ensemble to be a force of change and to help bridge the gap between the Deaf community and the hearing community. As an often-overlooked minority, VOCA believes that our D/deaf artists hold the keys to usher in the kind of change agent that is found through universal expression of art. In a society driven to perfect diversity, inclusion, and equality, VOCA foresees itself as a leader and model for positive social impact where cultural exchange can pave the road that leads to equal justice for all.

For more inquires about our interactive theater workshops with VOCA Ensemble, please contact us.

For more inquires about our interactive theater workshops with VOCA Ensemble, please contact us.

VOCA Ensemble performs ISM II at the Atlas Performing Arts Center. Image courtesy of Andrew Robertson.

Past Productions

Past Productions

Deaf BIPOC Solo Shows II

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A Strange Loop

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ISM II

Tee Carter

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Harmony Baniaga

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Dominique Williams

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Kaye Fernandez

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Ameena Patterson

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Jordan Island

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A Not So Quiet Nocturne

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Deaf BIPOC Solo Shows

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A Raisin in the Sun

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ISM

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We Wear the Mask

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A Sneak Peek of A Raisin in the Sun

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Dinner Note

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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)

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)