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Ordinary Objects and Extraordinary Stories by NEEKOEE Foundation

Performing Arts

Nov 11-14, 2018

09.00 AM - 06.00 PM

With Tickets – 4000/- Per Child.

For more details call – 9825066880.

Deposit 50% of fees & register your child before 20th Oct.

For 8 – 10 Years – 09.00 AM to 01.00 PM

For 10 – 12 Years – 02.00 PM to 06.00 PM

2018-11-11 09:00:00 2018-11-14 18:00:00 Asia/Kolkata Ordinary Objects and Extraordinary Stories by NEEKOEE Foundation

THE INTRINSIC VALUES OF OBJECTS are that they are non-threatening, absolutely ordinary and familiar to children.

THE WORKSHOP will focus on visual storytelling & communication at various levels with objects and materials found all

around us. The participants will be immersed in various levels of theatre making, story making and ideas communication

~ From original story-making, to story-boarding and converting their original stories into miniature theatres or walkthrough

landscapes ~ all with objects and materials that we consider utilitarian or sometimes useless. The objects &

materials may become representational or symbolic of the created stories & ideas, and the focus will remain on the depth

of process rather than the final product. The participants will experience how to communicate with objects and materials

to create layers of symbolic meaning. This type of theatre is simple, yet deeply poetic, deeply ironic, associative and

layered.

Workshop Objectives:

  • INTRODUCTION to Object Theatre.
  • Appreciation of the ‘ordinary’ and the ‘mundane’ things found around us in our daily lives.
  • Carrying an idea through from conception to conclusion
  • Creating original stories and ideas
  • Converting ideas into 2D & 3D visuals
  • Focusing on ‘Process Work’ rather than ‘product’
  • Focusing on group work as well as individual ideas
  • Connect our own thoughts, emotions, stories and expressions with our surroundings.
  • To recognise & unleash the inherent/hidden energy/quality of objects and material generally considered ‘ordinary’.
  • To be able to tell familiar and original stories through objects.
  • To open ourselves (as receptive audiences) to the varied interpretations and impressions of this form of storytelling

CHOITI GHOSH is an Object Theatre practitioner, puppeteer, singer, actor, writer and

the artistic director of Tram Arts Trust. (www.tramarts.org)

Born into a family of theatre-wallahs, she was initiated early onto the stage. In 1998 she started her career as a theatre

professional in children’s theatre, as a performer, facilitator and manager. She worked in alternative education with the

well-known educationist Prof. A.K. Jalaluddin; besides performing with various theatre companies in India including Dr.

Habib Tanvir’s Naya Theatre, Dr. Ashish Ghosh’s ANANT in Delhi, Mr. Sunil Shanbag’s Arpana in Mumbai and various

others. In 2004, Choiti was initiated into puppetry by Anurupa Roy’s Katkatha Puppet Arts Trust. In 2010 she trained in

Object Theatre under the well-known Belgian Object Theatre artiste Agnes Limbos at the Institut International de la

Marionnette in Charleville Mezieres, France and started Tram Arts Trust the following year. Choiti has been an artist &

researcher-in-residence at the Deutsches Forum fur Figurentheatre und Puppenspeilkunst at Bochum, Germany (2012) &

at the Institut International de la Marionnette, Charleville Mezieres, France (2015). She was the recipient of the Sahitya

Rangabhoomi Vinod Doshi Fellowship for Outstanding Young Artists in 2011. She received the Ustad

BismillahKhan Yuva Puraskar granted by Sangeet Nataka Akademi, for puppetry for the year 2015.

 

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THE INTRINSIC VALUES OF OBJECTS are that they are non-threatening, absolutely ordinary and familiar to children.

THE WORKSHOP will focus on visual storytelling & communication at various levels with objects and materials found all

around us. The participants will be immersed in various levels of theatre making, story making and ideas communication

~ From original story-making, to story-boarding and converting their original stories into miniature theatres or walkthrough

landscapes ~ all with objects and materials that we consider utilitarian or sometimes useless. The objects &

materials may become representational or symbolic of the created stories & ideas, and the focus will remain on the depth

of process rather than the final product. The participants will experience how to communicate with objects and materials

to create layers of symbolic meaning. This type of theatre is simple, yet deeply poetic, deeply ironic, associative and

layered.

Workshop Objectives:

  • INTRODUCTION to Object Theatre.
  • Appreciation of the ‘ordinary’ and the ‘mundane’ things found around us in our daily lives.
  • Carrying an idea through from conception to conclusion
  • Creating original stories and ideas
  • Converting ideas into 2D & 3D visuals
  • Focusing on ‘Process Work’ rather than ‘product’
  • Focusing on group work as well as individual ideas
  • Connect our own thoughts, emotions, stories and expressions with our surroundings.
  • To recognise & unleash the inherent/hidden energy/quality of objects and material generally considered ‘ordinary’.
  • To be able to tell familiar and original stories through objects.
  • To open ourselves (as receptive audiences) to the varied interpretations and impressions of this form of storytelling

CHOITI GHOSH is an Object Theatre practitioner, puppeteer, singer, actor, writer and

the artistic director of Tram Arts Trust. (www.tramarts.org)

Born into a family of theatre-wallahs, she was initiated early onto the stage. In 1998 she started her career as a theatre

professional in children’s theatre, as a performer, facilitator and manager. She worked in alternative education with the

well-known educationist Prof. A.K. Jalaluddin; besides performing with various theatre companies in India including Dr.

Habib Tanvir’s Naya Theatre, Dr. Ashish Ghosh’s ANANT in Delhi, Mr. Sunil Shanbag’s Arpana in Mumbai and various

others. In 2004, Choiti was initiated into puppetry by Anurupa Roy’s Katkatha Puppet Arts Trust. In 2010 she trained in

Object Theatre under the well-known Belgian Object Theatre artiste Agnes Limbos at the Institut International de la

Marionnette in Charleville Mezieres, France and started Tram Arts Trust the following year. Choiti has been an artist &

researcher-in-residence at the Deutsches Forum fur Figurentheatre und Puppenspeilkunst at Bochum, Germany (2012) &

at the Institut International de la Marionnette, Charleville Mezieres, France (2015). She was the recipient of the Sahitya

Rangabhoomi Vinod Doshi Fellowship for Outstanding Young Artists in 2011. She received the Ustad

BismillahKhan Yuva Puraskar granted by Sangeet Nataka Akademi, for puppetry for the year 2015.

 

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