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The Art of Traditional Storytelling and Dramaturgy
January 4, 2023 @ 9:00 am - 10:30 am
Have you ever been fascinated by the theatricality installed and demonstrated by art performances? Drawn by the intensity of sensations and layers of emotions built on the stage by artists? The Department of English is inviting renowned theatre artist and storyteller, Mr Vikram Sridhar for a webinar on “Interpersonal Communication and Storytelling”. The webinar will be on January 04, 2023. The session will expound on the intricate link between the art of storytelling, inspired by traditional folklore, and the cultural and ecological undertones in the stories and performances. Register for the webinar to savour the theatricality of traditional storytelling and drama!
Abstract
Communication is not about words. It’s also about how words can be intelligently used to engage with others. It’s at its best when words conjure stories. A story that becomes a beautiful memory for your listener/audience/interlocutor. Let’s look at how we can become good storytellers to express our ideas. In this talk, Vikram Sridhar would share with us the building bricks of storytelling and open different possibilities of effective, even memorable, communication
About the Speaker
Mr Vikram Sridhar is a Performance Storyteller & Theatre Practitioner who combines his various interests and work over 20+ years in Theatre, Conservation and Social Work. He has spoken at multiple events on the power of stories and theatre like the TEDx and has been quoted in various media. He has extensively travelled the country performing and speaking at public spaces, community libraries, schools, corporates, business conferences, and literary & cultural festivals for children and adults. He believes in the Desi way of Storytelling as a strong medium of conservation from nature to human relationships as his stories are rooted in folklore, ecology and heritage inspired by various communities of the soil.
Join the talk for an enthralling session and learn to embrace the histrionics of theatre and the cultural nuances of our ancient art of storytelling!