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Friday, October 13, 2006

Oct 13,14: Toy Theatre 
"Dear All,
 
The Academy of Storytelling has successfully completed five batches of training courses at its center so far. People from varied walks of life like corporates, IT professionals, teachers, NGOS, parents, students and educators have been the beneficiaries of the course. As a sequel to the workshops we are launching a series of workshops for the year 2006-07 titled 'Each one teach one'- Empowering storytellers to further their interests in the field. The first step towards this is a Toy theater workshop- Using puppets and shadow play to tell stories as also the use of clay to mould story characters.
Toy Theater- Through Puppets we can make animal sounds, talk about feelings and take an imaginary trip through characters created for Toy theaters. Toy Theater is an ancient art form that began in England in the early 19 th century to tell children stories using shadow play and backdrops of Shakespeare's theater before the advent of the Television. After the two world wars the Toy theaters were completely destroyed and there are very few Toy Theater tellers. In India Kathalaya is the first organisation to introduce Toy Theater for telling in schools. We will have a half-day workshop on clay modeling as well on the second day of the workshop.
Lalu Narayan is an artist, storyteller and journalist and a trained professional in pottery and has over the last seven years successfully integrated clay modeling into storytelling and has trained teachers and artists to mould clay for storytelling. Lalu Narayan has also been instrumental in beginning Kathalaya in 1998 whose vision is to 'Make a Positive Social Change in Education Through Storytelling.'
Workshop                       Toy Theater and clay modeling for storytelling
Resource person           Lalu Narayan

Dates-                           October 13 and 14- Friday and Saturday

Timings                       10.00 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.
Charges                       Rs. 250/- for both days inclusive of course materials, tea and snacks. Kindly bring your lunch along with you.
 
Course contents
Creating the toy theater
Choosing a story and scripting it
Making the puppets
Manipulating them
Using sound and lights
Presentation
Clay modeling
For further details, you could contact Kathalaya Academy of Storytelling at 26689856 or email Kathalaya@gmail.com .
Last date for Registration October 11, 2006.
 
Thanks
Parvati
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Kathalaya
#88, BHBCS Layout
3rd Main, 2nd cross
Bannerghatta Road
Bangalore-560076
www.kathalaya.org
91-80-26689856 "


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