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Staged Encounters at SAP, October 17, 2011
This was going to be Raju and Suparnaa’s show. 🙂 And it was! Raju impressed me particuarly, with his ability to connect with his audience. When you can’t make eye contact, its very difficult to engage your audience, or to … Continue reading
The most hilarious dialogues from Staged Encounters/ 9Tanki
For a while now, i have been amazed at the level of humour that comes in all the impromptu plays that are put up. 9Tanki is a laugh riot in most sessions. So, finally, i have decided to place on … Continue reading
Feedback from SAP 9Tanki – Oct 17, 2011
The Esha Theater Workshop has 2 formats – the children format is called 9Tanki and the office format is called Staged Encounters. We have retained the essential elements of experiential learning, and the rules are the same, just the story … Continue reading
Feedback from the 9Tanki workshop at IIT D – DMS
The previous post was the trainer- Suparnaa Chadda’s view of the 9Tanki. This post is about what the students said after the workshop. The original feedback sheets had us overwhlemed. These are some selected excerpts: Visually challenged persons should be … Continue reading
Feedback from the SAP Labs Theater Workshop – Sep 21, 2011
This post is VERY belated.. but reading through the feedback after so many days made one smile all over again.. it was our first international group ever, and the workshop was hilarious as usual.. 🙂 Feedback from SAP Labs – … Continue reading
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Feedback on the SOIL Read Fest – 06 and 07 October, 2011
Read Fest Feedback from SOIL Students – 06 and 07 October, 2011 Patankar Pramod: Truly said “ A small drop of water can kindle fir..” A drop of hope and fire in the belly to do something for society. During … Continue reading
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Feedback from The Sri Ram School 9Tanki
The workshop yesterday was interesting because we have not had such a workshop before. It helped us realise the difficulty faced by the blind in an interesting manner. . I enjoyed it very much. – Samira Bose, 12H, TSRS The … Continue reading
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Guest Post – 9Tanki at Ridge Valley School, Gurgaon
On the 5th day of a pleasant August morning, I didn’t enjoy my leisurely morning cuppa in the balcony. Something that I dearly look forward to after Sara, my daughter has left for school. On the contrary I was already … Continue reading
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Feedback on Braille Enabled Visiting Cards :-)
Raghav Sharma is a remarkable person. He thought of a viable business idea in a largely “potential” driven space, and meeting or interacting with him is always a learning point. Today, in an email, he mentioned this while ordering his … Continue reading
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Indian Express – 08 May 2011
Shreya is a very nice journalist. She is exceptionally polite, she really takes an interest in the story, and in your work. She is a pleasure to meet. And this Sunday, she has written a really nice piece about Esha. … Continue reading
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Esha - The Braille Place 