Jammu, 11 November: Nirvana Academy a Cultural club, Jammu in collaboration with J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages Jammu today concluded 20 days long Multiple Theatre Activity camp cum interaction sessions at Spring Blossom Public School, Bakshi nagar Jammu. In this camp participants learnt about Drama, Artistic Make-up, Script reading, Theatre Ethics, Theatre Idioms and creation of visuals.
Mrs. Divya Gupta, Managing Director Spring Blossom public School was the chief guest where as Social Worker Smt. Santosh Basotra was the guest of honour on the occasion. In this Camp, Nirvana Academy provided awareness to 25 participants including theatre artists, young energetic youth and children of Jammu who wanted to earn knowledge of Theatre.
Experts from different fields also interacted with participants and delivered their lecture, demonstrations and shared their experience with the participants. Vetran Actor and Director Umesh Singh teaches the basic principles of play writing, acting and direction. He also shared experiences during his workshop on theatre lights with SNA.
Hemu Karki Senior beautician cum makeup artist and Paramjeet Kour gave demonstration and lecture on artistic make up. Drama Instructor and Writer Rohit Sharma and Suraj Narayan trained participants in Drama and Theatrical Skills. Participants also interacted with Senior folk dance artists Sh. Janak Raj Sharma. J.R Sharma gave awareness about the Dogra theatre folk "Haran". Sharma during his lecture said that our regional theatre should be preserved and it is high time that we should be serious about our culture and art.
Students of Spring Blossom Public School also took part in the camp along with the artists. A Short play was also presented on the Closing ceremony of camp. Suraj Narayan, Naveen Pal, Shellija, Kabita, Pankhudi, Aashiya, Amit Kumar, Ansh Gupta and Sarmohit showed their talent on the closing ceremony day.
General Secretary Nirvana Academy Meenakshi Sharma thanked the management of the school for providing the venue for camp as well as closing ceremony. She also thanked Secretary, J&K Academy of art, culture and languages for the financial assistance and their kind support. Mrs. Kamlesh Kour Coordinated the programme.
Mrs. Divya Gupta, Managing Director Spring Blossom public School was the chief guest where as Social Worker Smt. Santosh Basotra was the guest of honour on the occasion. In this Camp, Nirvana Academy provided awareness to 25 participants including theatre artists, young energetic youth and children of Jammu who wanted to earn knowledge of Theatre.
Experts from different fields also interacted with participants and delivered their lecture, demonstrations and shared their experience with the participants. Vetran Actor and Director Umesh Singh teaches the basic principles of play writing, acting and direction. He also shared experiences during his workshop on theatre lights with SNA.
Hemu Karki Senior beautician cum makeup artist and Paramjeet Kour gave demonstration and lecture on artistic make up. Drama Instructor and Writer Rohit Sharma and Suraj Narayan trained participants in Drama and Theatrical Skills. Participants also interacted with Senior folk dance artists Sh. Janak Raj Sharma. J.R Sharma gave awareness about the Dogra theatre folk "Haran". Sharma during his lecture said that our regional theatre should be preserved and it is high time that we should be serious about our culture and art.
Students of Spring Blossom Public School also took part in the camp along with the artists. A Short play was also presented on the Closing ceremony of camp. Suraj Narayan, Naveen Pal, Shellija, Kabita, Pankhudi, Aashiya, Amit Kumar, Ansh Gupta and Sarmohit showed their talent on the closing ceremony day.
General Secretary Nirvana Academy Meenakshi Sharma thanked the management of the school for providing the venue for camp as well as closing ceremony. She also thanked Secretary, J&K Academy of art, culture and languages for the financial assistance and their kind support. Mrs. Kamlesh Kour Coordinated the programme.
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