After learning all the aspects of theatrical presentation, the aspiring youngsters are all set to present their show before the Bhopalites. A play ‘Joota’ based on the poem by Rabindranath Tagore Juton Ka Avishkar would be staged by the young theatre aspirants here on Monday at Shaheed Bhawan Auditorium.
The children of the city had brushed up their acting and theatrical skills in a theatre workshop that was organised by Rang Sanchar Theatre Group, Bhopal.
Notably, the workshop began here from May 10 and will conclude on June 16 i.e. Monday with the play Joota. Throughout the workshop the students learnt about the basics of the theatres from the noted and renowned theatre artists. Moreover, the participants of the workshop also learnt the other forms of stage arts like dance and music including the stage craft as well.
Students were 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 were given different assignments on different topics to apply in their theatrical personality and performances.
How to use the props and properties, speech therapy, improvisation of stories, body movements, facial expression with dialogue, footwork on music along with other experimental exercises were being taught by noted theatre personalities of the city.
The workshop was majorly based on Acting techniques, Body language, Observational kills, Voice Modulation, Diction and Speech. This has provided a unique knowledge practice based techniques, which is very important to acquire in this career. All kind of genres like tragedy, comedy, drama and horror had been taught to the participants.
The organiser of the workshop Mangilal Sharma said, “We have prepared a story based on Rabindranath Tagore’s ‘Juton Ka Avishkar.’ Notably, the students from age group from 5 years to 20 years are a part of this production. Further, the play is directed by Mangilal Sharma.