Bringing the tales of Indian literature to life! These sessions immerse children in ancient stories, nurturing cultural pride while offering parents a chance to bond and create lasting memories.
Children Theatrical: EduDramas to relive the stories from great Indian literature
Ramleela – Relive The Story
In many parts of India, staging Ramleela during Dussehra is a cherished tradition, dramatizing the epic tale of the Ramayana. This engaging puppet show narrates the 14-year exile of Prince Rama, Princess Sita, and Brother Laxmana, their encounter with Ravana, and the triumph of good over evil. Crafted for children aged 2-6, the show uses handcrafted puppets, music, humor, and interactive elements where kids and parents can participate in the action. Alongside the story, it subtly addresses contemporary issues like stranger danger, promise-keeping, and respect, providing parents and teachers with reference points for important discussions.
I AM BHAARAT – Crafting the History
“I Am Bhaarat” is a 90-minute interactive drama for children aged 4-10 years, where they discover the story behind India’s name. The name “Bharat” comes from an ancient king, Bharat, who was known for his courage, wisdom, and strong leadership. His legacy was so great that the land he ruled was named Bharatvarsha, which later became Bharat, the name we use for India today.
Through storytelling, music, movement, and fun craft activities, children bring this history to life by making their own story props. The session ends with a special crowning ceremony, celebrating qualities like bravery, love, and kindness. This experience also helps parents talk to their children about emotions, helping them grow into confident and kind individuals.
Eidgah – Premchand ki Kahani Dastango ki Zubani
Eidgah – Premchand ki Kahani Dastango ki Zubani bringing alive the modern Hindustani literature through ancient storytelling format. A bilingual children’s drama that draws inspiration from the 13th-century style of story narration Dastangoi, while making it engaging through music, rhyme, props, and interactivity.
