Deaf Theatre is a form of performance art that primarily features Deaf actors and uses sign language as a key mode of communication. It aims to showcase the unique experiences and perspectives of the Deaf community, often incorporating visual storytelling, movement, and creative use of space to engage audiences. In Deaf Theatre, traditional elements like dialogue are replaced or enhanced by visual cues and gestures. This approach not only makes the performances accessible to Deaf audiences but also invites hearing audiences to appreciate the beauty of sign language and the richness of Deaf culture.