Last week’s sold out performances of Quiet...
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Last week’s sold out performances of Quiet Zone Theatre, Saddleback College’s annual revue of skits and songs in sign language for the deaf and hearing impaired, netted $8,100 for Rancho Sordo Mudo, a home and school for the deaf in Ensenada, and AIDS Education Services for the Deaf in Hollywood.
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