Event Title:
What the Constitution Means to Me — ASL Interpreted Performance

Date & Time:
Friday, October 3, 2025 • 7:30 PM

Location:
BLUEBARN Theatre
1106 S 10th St, Omaha, NE 68108

Description:
This ASL-interpreted performance of What the Constitution Means to Me by Heidi Schreck is a powerful and witty play about belonging and identity. Featuring Katie Becker Colón and directed by Susan Clement, the production explores how the U.S. Constitution has shaped—and sometimes failed—four generations of women in Schreck’s family. Through humor and personal stories, the play reveals how women, immigrants, and marginalized groups are often left out, challenging audiences to reconsider who truly belongs in America and inviting everyone to help rewrite the rules so all have a place at the table.

Sponsors: Jim and Susan Tracy Charitable Foundation, Sara Foxley, Chris & Ron Blumkin

Accessibility:

• ASL interpreter provided

• Assistive listening devices available

• Sensory kits available at the box office

• Audio description available upon request

Contact Information:
For accessibility questions—including reserving seats within eye line of the interpreters—please contact:
Carrie Nath • cnath@bluebarn.org

• 402-345-1576 ext. 104

Tickets & More Info:
BLUEBARN Theatre – Plays & Events

The Nebraska Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (NCDHH) is sharing information about this public event as a community resource. NCDHH is not affiliated with, does not formally endorse, and is not responsible for the activities, accessibility measures, or information provided by the event organizers. Attendance and participation are at the discretion of each individual.