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The sign language interpreters sob along

Chris Keulemans visited the 5D InHuis Festival and was deeply impressed by what people with disabilities managed to achieve in theatre. Here is his report, for under the Christmas tree. About humour without pity, and totally unexpected displays of muscle.

- Was Thomas born that way?

- Well, I don't think he cut his legs himself...

The pranksters are outside the door smoking. He is practically deaf, she cannot stand up for much longer than an hour after her accident. ...

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Chris Keulemans visited the 5D InHuis Festival and was deeply impressed by what people with disabilities managed to achieve in theatre. Here is his report, for under the Christmas tree. About humour without pity, and totally unexpected displays of muscle.

- Was Thomas born that way?

- Well, I don't think he cut his legs himself...

The pranksters are outside the door smoking. He is practically deaf, she cannot stand up for much longer than an hour after her accident. ...

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