Join us for PNLIT's first theatre workshop for children.
A theatre workshop for children aged 10 years and above, will be conducted by Dr Sonali Sathaye.
When - 24th February 2019, Sunday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon
Where - Puttenahalli Lake Gazebo, JP Nagar 7th Phase
Bring - Your water bottles!
This is a FREE event, but you need to register the names as we have limited seats available.
To Register - Send a mail to sapana_rawat@yahoo.com or divyadshetty@hotmail.com with the child's name and your apartment community's name/ house address.
About the Workshop
This workshop focuses on relationships: relationships that the children will observe in the natural world (through direct observation around the lake), relationships between their voices and their bodies, between their bodies and their emotions and, of course, relationships between themselves as they act out little impromptu pieces.
Participants should come prepared to be silly, to make lots of noises and voices, not to mention trying out strange walks and expressions!
About Dr Sonali Sathaye
As an anthropologist, Sonali Sathaye sees theatre everywhere, including, most especially in the way we live our social lives. As a theatre practitioner, she seeks to share her enjoyment of this drama with children - so that they too may delight in the absurdity of the everyday.
A theatre workshop for children aged 10 years and above, will be conducted by Dr Sonali Sathaye.
When - 24th February 2019, Sunday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon
Where - Puttenahalli Lake Gazebo, JP Nagar 7th Phase
Bring - Your water bottles!
This is a FREE event, but you need to register the names as we have limited seats available.
To Register - Send a mail to sapana_rawat@yahoo.com or divyadshetty@hotmail.com with the child's name and your apartment community's name/ house address.
About the Workshop
This workshop focuses on relationships: relationships that the children will observe in the natural world (through direct observation around the lake), relationships between their voices and their bodies, between their bodies and their emotions and, of course, relationships between themselves as they act out little impromptu pieces.
Participants should come prepared to be silly, to make lots of noises and voices, not to mention trying out strange walks and expressions!
About Dr Sonali Sathaye
As an anthropologist, Sonali Sathaye sees theatre everywhere, including, most especially in the way we live our social lives. As a theatre practitioner, she seeks to share her enjoyment of this drama with children - so that they too may delight in the absurdity of the everyday.
Glad to hear about your workshop for children at Puttenhalli lake. It is good that children are participating in it. They will get a lot of information. Your posts always stand out. The way of writing, style is really inspiring. Keep going.
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