July 31, 2011
Role plays & Communication
Practicing speech techniques for PWS can be a very boring task at times! Role plays offer a very interesting alternative. In role plays we learn holistic communication: reading & memorizing dialogues, recalling, improvising, emoting, use of body language, throwing our voice back to the audience, being alert and alive to the moment, working with a group etc... above all, having good fun while talking!
This is the video recording of a play in Hindi "Teen Bhikari" by Dr Girijasharan Agarwal. This play highlights the role of self effort: "Apna hath Jagannath!" - which happens to be TISA's motto too. Actors are the participants of the Mini Communication workshop organized by TISA at Herbertpur, Dehradun.
Well done- Abhishek, Anupinder, Umesh, Saurabh, Rajesh, Rakesh & Nishu!!
4 comments:
Role play was one of the best part of the workshop..i really enjoyed the play though my role was not so big....
this is my life time experience i enjoy it alot.....ohhh but i miss the original role play :(
Very good work.. brothers.... really very nice... my wish to take such a role play...
is it public place? or setup by you Sir Sachin?
we enjoyed this role play. speaking dialogues like actors really a very nice feeling :-)
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