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The (P)Layperson’s Theatre Workshop - with Jaimini Pathak
From :
24/07/2018
To :
16/08/2018
Start time :
10:30 AM
End time :
12:30 PM
Theatre Group :
Workig Title
Faculty :
Jaimini Pathak
Venue :
Aamad
Mumbai - 400061, Maharashtra, India
We all have stories to tell, be it in any walk of life. The most obvious example of this is in the media. But our corporate, professional and personal lives have a lot of invisible storytelling too! And it’s a select few who do this storytelling well.
An overview of the workshop -
- Examining the basic elements of communicating effectively, be it verbally or on paper. What do you want to ‘say’ and how to go about it?
- Structuring ideas, thoughts and emotions for effective communication.
- Understanding the power of language as a tool of communication - written or spoken.
- Understanding the above in real-time experimentation and interaction with others on the workshop floor, as opposed to theory.
- A wide array of texts as worskhop material ensures diversity and challenge - prose, poetry, short stories, even articles and essays.
- Examining our comfort zones - we learn most when what we take for granted is gently questioned, in a safe and trustworthy environment.
- Plain fun!
There is much to be gained from focused interaction with people from different walks of life, and this theatre workshop does exactly that. For, quite literally, everyone has a story to tell...and everyone’s listening!
And...if things go well, all this may culminate in a performance in an intimate space for an invited audience. For ultimately, the play’s the thing!
About the facilitator: Jaimini Pathak
Jaimini Pathak is an actor, director, producer and writer in the theatre since 1990, and his contribution to theatre in these years has been sterling and pathbreaking, with a focus on developing and perfoming new scripts and giving a platform to new talent. Some of his most succesful plays are MAHADEVBHAI (350+ shows and still running), POSTCARDS FROM BARDOLI, ONCE UPON A TIGER(150+ shows), THE BOY WHO STOPPED SMILING (75+ shows and still running) and THE SEAGULL.
Click on the link to know more about his work -
Details:
Total: 8 days, 16 hours (2-hour sessions)
Start Date: Tuesday, July 24th 2018
End date: Thursday, August 16th 2018
Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Time: 10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Submit: Your stories at the time of registration
Age group: 18 and above
Fee: Rs. 12000 (till July 20th) & Rs. 15000 (post July 20th)*
*Your slot is confirmed only once we receive your fee
**Very limited spots
Theatre Workshop Fees :
15000
Important Note : Mumbai Theatre Guide takes no responsibility for outcome of theatre workshops. Interested participants may attend them at their own discretion.
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