Noted theatre artistes help students hone their skills

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Several children of the city aspiring for theatre activities are being trained at their best skills by noted theatre personalities at Gandhi Bhavan. A month long theatre workshop is being organised for the aspiring students by Children's theatre academy.

Students are taught basic acting exercises to strengthen their acting foundation. This training programme would further train the students to free them from self-consciousness and strengthen their concentration through sensory exercises. Students are given assignments to apply in their theatrical personality and performances.

On second day of the workshop, children were taught the voice modulation and also the, subject improvisation and management skills as a director. While talking to The Pioneer, theatre artiste, Vaishali Gupta said, "To begin with the basics of theatre activities it is important for children to know that in what pitch the voice of the child has to be used while acting on stage." Moreover, she said, "It is also important to be patient and manage all the theatre activities with brilliance and this is what we taught as the vital basic of theatres, on the second day of the workshop."

The workshop is organised basically for the children. Different programmes would be staged after the training and children would perform whatever they will learn during the training. Further, the workshop is divided into two groups, the first section would be open from 11 pm to 4pm for school children and second section would be from 6 pm to 8:30 pm for college students and working people aspiring to do theatres.

Renowned personalities in the field of theatres like Vaishali Gupta, noted Chhau dancer, Banmali Bandhani noted playwright from Bengal, Azeem Khan, Prem Gupta and Deepak Swarnkar would train children to explore the world of theatres. Registration forms can be obtained from Adharya Samiti, Gandhi Bhavan premises.

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