Mean Little Deaf Queer

In 1959, nine-year-old Terry Galloway experiences her world silent as a result of a birth defect caused by an experimental antibiotic, leading her to navigate life with hearing aids and glasses. Through theater and storytelling, she explores her identity, personal struggles, and resilience, infusing her narrative with humor and honesty. Her journey offers a compelling and heartfelt reflection on overcoming adversity and finding joy in a seemingly quiet world.