Theatre workshop on body language, use of props ends

A theatre workshop on body language and the use of objects ‘Physio-Objectical Approach of Dramatic Theories’ concluded here on Tuesday.The theatre aspirants  learnt the importance of body language and props used in a theatre production.Karmyogi Creative Group, Bhopal organised a fifteen-day theatrical workshop ‘Physio - Objectical Approach of Dramatic Theories’ at Krishna Pranami Temple that concluded on Tuesday with a lot of fervor.

How to use props and how to use the body language and also how maintain the synchronization between the two were the major focus of the workshop. The aspirants learnt about all these major and minor aspects of theatres in the workshop. It was an interactive and informative workshop for the participants.

While talking about the theatre workshop, a young theatre actor and director of this group Nitish Dubey says, “This workshop was focused mainly on physical and object theatre.  These are tools of theatre in which actor could learn how to keep fit our body and how to use properties in theatre point of view. I think such type of workshop has been organised for the first time in city which is based on tow basic tools of theatre.”

Dubey further says, “A brief introduction of Shakespeare and his works was given after completing the class of physical and history of Indian classical theatre. We also talked about some Indian classics playwrights including Bhas, Bahvbhuti and Kalidas and their works in coming days of in this workshop. I took class on object theatre. ”

“This was the fourth workshop of our group. Before this we have organised three more workshops including ‘Understand Texts’, ‘Understanding performance’ and ‘Kingdom of Dream’. ‘Kingdom of Dream’ workshop was purely for children,” added Dubey. The theatre aspirants enhance their theatrical skills through this workshop and will learn to use their body language and props appropriately, he added.Moreover, an interactive session with eminent theatre artists would also be held as ‘Rang Varta’ especially for the theatre aspirant to get to know theatre more appropriately. The session would be held here on Thursday, informed Dubey.