Getting excited about the 2nd episode of Let's Apply Theatre, in collaboration with @AppliedIndia! Join us on https://t.co/DdRjiV8QEw to be a part of this and all future conversations!
What is applied theatre practice? How do we see applied theatre in our practice? Can the outcome of our work be tangible?
This, and more stimulating conversations in our 1st episode of 'Let's Apply Theatre!' In collaboration with @AppliedIndia
We all know that the arts prompt divergent thinking, creativity, imagination and curiosity. The arts connect with emotions. Hence, a powerful medium through which to talk about topics that may seem uncomfortable, both for the adult and the child.
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The ensuing discussion led us to reflect on our own practice at Aakaara. Our weekly sessions with young people give them the platform to voice their thoughts and ideas and be the agents in taking our sessions forward.
We are ecstatic to be celebrating 2 years of Aakaara. 2 years of creating a space for people to be curious, to make connections, to learn, to play, to be. It has been a roller coaster ride we have embraced. Unlearned and re-learned a lot.
What is the role of applied theatre in the education space?
How far are we willing to push boundaries to create an impact as applied theatre practitioners?
Aakaara recently explored the potential of applied theatre practice with PG Diploma Applied Theatre students @AppliedIndia
Unwrapping learning theories, redefining motivational concepts, teacher in role, stories, puppetry, creation and much more unravelled in this enlightening workshop which initiated the applied theatre students into their practice.
Facebook shared a memory of our 1st logo, created 13 years ago, today. I’d like to share the story behind how the seed of Aakaara was sown. We started as a small collective with youthful ambition and determination to create change! (1/6)
One of the strong pillars of Aakaara’s growth over this past year and a half has been this sense of belonging, this want for creating small ripples of change, this want to grow collectively with our participants. (5/6)