On the fourth day of a month long theatre workshop, the students learnt about the theatre music and voice modulation. The workshop being conducted by a noted theatre artiste Mukesh Sharma at Mayaram Smriti Bhawan, began here on June 15.
The workshop is divided into of two batches, one batch included aspiring youngsters who want to train themselves into theatres and second batch includes the old citizens of the city. Under the month long workshop, a three-day music programme is being organised for the students to learn the dialogue delivery while the background score is played on staged. A theatre musician from Jabalpur is invited to train the student different forms of music and reactions accordingly.
While talking to The Pioneer, Mukesh Sharma said, “Every aspect of theatres plays a significant role to make each performance captivating. Further, it also requires enthusiasm and eagerness to learn more and more.” The theatre music programme would continue till June 20. After that emphasis would be laid on movements and gestures.
All kinds of theatre forms are being taught to the students to get acquainted with theatre art. He said that the training programme is divided into three sections which included theory, practical and application. Sharma further said that theatre is a collaborative form of fine art that uses live performances of may be real or imagined events on stage before the audiences. Here the performers have to communicate these events through combination of gestures, speech, song, music and dance.
Students are given assignments to apply in their theatrical personality and performance. The students are learning various forms of theatre performances and they would stage it before the Bhopalites on the concluding day of the workshop, further informed Sharma. Different plays would be prepared by the batches respectively,
he added.