Drama Panorama — Summer Theatre Workshop for Children (13 - 17 yrs)

Kaivalya Plays presents

DRAMA PANORAMA — Summer Theatre Workshops for Children 

(For Ages: 13 - 17 yrs)

This course runs for two weeks between May 30th - June 11th, 4:30pm to 6:30pm IST at the Kaivalya Plays Studio in New Rajendar Nagar, Central Delhi.

Starts Monday, 30th May onwards and runs everyday (Monday to Sunday), till Sunday June 11th.

Learn more and register for the course at the link (kaivalyaplays.org/panorama) 

Course Fees: INR 3000/- for the entire workshop.

• 15% concessionary discount for students, unwaged and financially challenged - use code KPCONCESSION
• 20% early bird discount for purchases made before 10th May 2022 – use code KPEARLYBIRDDP

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

This workshop allows young minds to work on core 21st century skills such as critical thinking, creativity and communication through the medium of theatre games and activities. The students will be given individual and group goals and encouraged to create freely, demonstrate leadership and, most of all, have fun. The workshop will help the participants remain calm under pressure, learn from their mistakes, and gain confidence in their own abilities.

ABOUT KAIVALYA PLAYS

Kaivalya Plays is an Indian performing arts and production organization, led by Varoon P. Anand as Artistic Director and Gaurav Singh Nijjer as General Manager. Their artistic training is grounded in spontaneous improvisation, lying at the intersection of short-form improvisations (for performances and workshop) and applied improvisation (with a focus on mental healthcare, business, education, training). Their improv group CueLess improv was one of Delhi's first improv teams and became the training ground for a generation of improv performers and heads of new teams. Kaivalya Plays' original play 'Unravel' uses improvisational theatre techniques to drive conversations about mental health. Their innovative use of the improv methodology spans different sectors – driving safety conversations in the performing arts, expanding mental health dialogue through their 'Improv for Wellness' program, fostering a global community with their 'Open Space' improv jam, supporting foreign language learning with their 'Improv for Languages' programs in Hindi, Spanish and Punjabi as well as furthering improv as an artform with the multilingual 'India Improv Ensemble' and 'India Improv Sxene' that puts the spotlight on the Indian improvisational theatre community. They are committed to finding new formats and applications to make improv accessible and available to a wider audience.