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is the narration of visual and non-verbal elements of a program during gaps in dialogue. It offers people who are blind or have low vision an understanding of what is being shown on screen.

“It’s [audio description] really opening up opportunities for blind and low vision theatergoers to be a part of what’s happening — being able to talk to your friends, your colleagues and say, I went ...

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