The Rosa Lee Show

Last Friday, I did a show at Lexington School for the Deaf at Jackson Heights, NY.  Instead of flying across the country like I usually do, we just simply drove up to New York and then return back on the same day.  Definitely a nice change for us.  As for the show, I had a wonderful time performing in front of middle and high school students. They’re wonderful audience.   I also had an opportunity to perform on the same stage that was used during Deaf Idol.  Their auditorium is a top-notch… superior bass and lighting system.  Definitely a deaf-friendly space!  Here are some pictures of the show.  Enjoy. read more »

Greetings Folks!

Yep, we just upgraded our website! I know it has been a longggg overdue but I hope its worth the wait.  Kudos to Damon Timm for his hard work, developing this site. There are few new additions such as enabling video comments, new video previews and overall usability.

Since my last post, I did quite a few shows. One was held at Deaf Bilingual Coalition conference in Wisconsin, the other at Kentucky Deaf Arts Festival, and the most recent, Deaf Arts Festival in Michigan. Below are the pictures we took during our time there. I had a lot of fun getting to know my fellow performing artists as well as making new friends. read more »

“All I Want” was filmed and edited by Bryan Horch.

The words/signs were created by Rosa Lee and the music by Damon Timm.

You can download the mp3 and read the lyrics at Damon’s website.

This video, along with many others, is available on The Rosa Lee Show (2004-2008) DVD.

This a short demo of the story “Kondima”, one of the most popular tales from the live show.

The full length version of this story, along with many others, is available on The Rosa Lee Show (2004-2008) DVD.

Good news! There will be a brand new monthly DPHH gatherings in Western/Central Mass region. Our first event will be held on September 27th, 2008 in Worcester, Mass. Since there will be DeafNation Expo happening on the same day, our DPHH will start at 7:00 pm at Irish Times bar (on main street.) read more »

Greetings, folks!

My brother and I just completed our 2nd issue of Kiss-Fist Magazine. We are truly grateful for all of your support, especially your contribution into making this magazine “fun, energetic, artistic, and informative.” read more »

The Second National Deaf People of Color Conference will be held in June 2010 at the Oregon Conference Center and the Doubletree Hotel-Lloyd Center in download Portland. www.deafpeopleofcolor.org read more »

Kiss-Fist is a family online magazine founded as a project by brother-and-sister team, Rosa Lee and Frank Gallimore. It is a “word-of-hand” magazine dedicated to spread the word about our family, friends, and know-whos’ craft. Whether it be off the beaten path, art, poetry, fiction, photography, or even works that defy categorization. The goal is to bring recognition to the remarkable; to showcase things that we love to see, smell, hear, taste or touch. So welcome aboard and enjoy the ride. read more »

Hey Everyone,

You may have seen the news recently that Netflix was releasing a $99 set-top box that allows subscribers, at no extra charge, to view on-demand movies on their televisions. However, if you are a Netflix user and interested in watching streaming video on your computer or television you may be dismayed to find that there is no captioning or subtitles available for this service. read more »

Greetings!

My friend just sent me a dvd full of pictures that one of her co-workers took during my performance at William Woods University last month. Here they are for your viewing pleasure. read more »