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Platform for Action in Creative Theater (PACT) is currently involved in Theatrics, Arts and Cultural Management and also work as facilitating platform. We also engage ourselves in Training Programs using theater as a tool. With our unique outreach programs designed for children and adults alike we reach to more than 15000 participants every year identifying and developing their special skillsFind us on facebook www.facebook.com/pact.delhiTRANSCRIPT
Platform for Action in Creative Theater (PACT) is currentlyinvolved in Theatrics, Arts and Cultural Management andalso work as facilitating platform.
We also engage ourselves in Training Programs using theateras a tool. With our unique outreach programs designed forchildren and adults alike we reach to more than 15000participants every year identifying and developing theirspecial skills.
Corporate IntroductionOverview
Vision
To become the most recognizable brand in theaterworld, by involving itself in every process of theaterincluding education and training.
Mission
“To forge and merge the creative talents amongst thepupil, to develop them holistically in artistic environsand to create a platform whereby an imaginative andinspired experience can take place.”
Platform forAction inCreativeTheater
© 2011 Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Platform for Action in Creative Theater (PACT) is currentlyinvolved in Theatrics, Arts and Cultural Management andalso work as facilitating platform.
We also engage ourselves in Training Programs using theateras a tool. With our unique outreach programs designed forchildren and adults alike we reach to more than 15000participants every year identifying and developing theirspecial skills.
Corporate IntroductionOverview
Vision
To become the most recognizable brand in theaterworld, by involving itself in every process of theaterincluding education and training.
Mission
“To forge and merge the creative talents amongst thepupil, to develop them holistically in artistic environsand to create a platform whereby an imaginative andinspired experience can take place.”
Platform forAction inCreativeTheater
© 2011 Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Platform for Action in Creative Theater (PACT) is currentlyinvolved in Theatrics, Arts and Cultural Management andalso work as facilitating platform.
We also engage ourselves in Training Programs using theateras a tool. With our unique outreach programs designed forchildren and adults alike we reach to more than 15000participants every year identifying and developing theirspecial skills.
Corporate IntroductionOverview
Vision
To become the most recognizable brand in theaterworld, by involving itself in every process of theaterincluding education and training.
Mission
“To forge and merge the creative talents amongst thepupil, to develop them holistically in artistic environsand to create a platform whereby an imaginative andinspired experience can take place.”
Platform forAction inCreativeTheater
© 2011 Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Our PeopleNeeraj Mehta: A graduate fromprestigious NUS Business School,Singapore. He has over 6 years ofexperience in various industries and hasbeen involved with global companies likeING and Reliance Capital in differentprojects.He is currently working in the capacity ofBusiness Head of PACT.
Gouri Nilakantan: Gouri holds aMasters degree in Theatre from MiamiUniversity, Oxford, Ohio, and currentlypursuing her PhD in Theater fromJawaharlal Nehru University. She hasdirected over 25 Plays including criticallyacclaimed Water by Komal Swaminathan,Imaginary Invalid by Moliere, and Glass
Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, The Little Prince and SomeUnknown Arabian Nights in both India and the United States. Shehas also over 20 publications to her credit and they haveappeared in Theatre India and IGNOU publications.
She has read in international conferences held in Dubai,Pakistan, Japan and Serbia. Her fields of expertise lie inFeminism, Children’s theatre and Augusto Boal Techniques. Sheis currently writing a book in Drama and Music Education withRobert Lee, Associate Chair, Early Music Education Program,Miami University, and “From the Children of India to the Childrenof America”.
Rohini B Ramanathan: Master’sdegree in media and information sciencesfrom the University of the District ofColumbia and a Doctorate in Media andEducational Technology from BostonUniversity. Dr. Rohini B. Ramanathan istraining, e-learning, and communicationprofessional with over 20 years of experience. She has worked asa senior management consultant, training director andcommunication and marketing professional in the banking, IT,venture capital, and manufacturing and health industries.
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
© 2011 Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Our PeopleNeeraj Mehta: A graduate fromprestigious NUS Business School,Singapore. He has over 6 years ofexperience in various industries and hasbeen involved with global companies likeING and Reliance Capital in differentprojects.He is currently working in the capacity ofBusiness Head of PACT.
Gouri Nilakantan: Gouri holds aMasters degree in Theatre from MiamiUniversity, Oxford, Ohio, and currentlypursuing her PhD in Theater fromJawaharlal Nehru University. She hasdirected over 25 Plays including criticallyacclaimed Water by Komal Swaminathan,Imaginary Invalid by Moliere, and Glass
Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, The Little Prince and SomeUnknown Arabian Nights in both India and the United States. Shehas also over 20 publications to her credit and they haveappeared in Theatre India and IGNOU publications.
She has read in international conferences held in Dubai,Pakistan, Japan and Serbia. Her fields of expertise lie inFeminism, Children’s theatre and Augusto Boal Techniques. Sheis currently writing a book in Drama and Music Education withRobert Lee, Associate Chair, Early Music Education Program,Miami University, and “From the Children of India to the Childrenof America”.
Rohini B Ramanathan: Master’sdegree in media and information sciencesfrom the University of the District ofColumbia and a Doctorate in Media andEducational Technology from BostonUniversity. Dr. Rohini B. Ramanathan istraining, e-learning, and communicationprofessional with over 20 years of experience. She has worked asa senior management consultant, training director andcommunication and marketing professional in the banking, IT,venture capital, and manufacturing and health industries.
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
© 2011 Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Our PeopleNeeraj Mehta: A graduate fromprestigious NUS Business School,Singapore. He has over 6 years ofexperience in various industries and hasbeen involved with global companies likeING and Reliance Capital in differentprojects.He is currently working in the capacity ofBusiness Head of PACT.
Gouri Nilakantan: Gouri holds aMasters degree in Theatre from MiamiUniversity, Oxford, Ohio, and currentlypursuing her PhD in Theater fromJawaharlal Nehru University. She hasdirected over 25 Plays including criticallyacclaimed Water by Komal Swaminathan,Imaginary Invalid by Moliere, and Glass
Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, The Little Prince and SomeUnknown Arabian Nights in both India and the United States. Shehas also over 20 publications to her credit and they haveappeared in Theatre India and IGNOU publications.
She has read in international conferences held in Dubai,Pakistan, Japan and Serbia. Her fields of expertise lie inFeminism, Children’s theatre and Augusto Boal Techniques. Sheis currently writing a book in Drama and Music Education withRobert Lee, Associate Chair, Early Music Education Program,Miami University, and “From the Children of India to the Childrenof America”.
Rohini B Ramanathan: Master’sdegree in media and information sciencesfrom the University of the District ofColumbia and a Doctorate in Media andEducational Technology from BostonUniversity. Dr. Rohini B. Ramanathan istraining, e-learning, and communicationprofessional with over 20 years of experience. She has worked asa senior management consultant, training director andcommunication and marketing professional in the banking, IT,venture capital, and manufacturing and health industries.
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
© 2011 Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Services Currently OfferedFor Educational Institutions
Conceptualization,Preparation andImplementation (An integratedapproach) of Institution’sCultural and Annual Dayprograms
Develop, Integrate, Implementand Manage (DIIM Approach)Theater syllabus for schools
Teacher’s Training Programs
Theater and other alliedworkshops for children
Stress Busting workshops forteachers
Parenting Workshops
For Corporates
Leadership and Management DevelopmentPrograms
Soft Skills (Instructor Led Training)
Selling skills and Customer Service Programs
Performance Coaching
Workshops on Stress Management
Public Relations and Brand Promotion
Rural Marketing
Implementing CSRs
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Services Currently OfferedFor Educational Institutions
Conceptualization,Preparation andImplementation (An integratedapproach) of Institution’sCultural and Annual Dayprograms
Develop, Integrate, Implementand Manage (DIIM Approach)Theater syllabus for schools
Teacher’s Training Programs
Theater and other alliedworkshops for children
Stress Busting workshops forteachers
Parenting Workshops
For Corporates
Leadership and Management DevelopmentPrograms
Soft Skills (Instructor Led Training)
Selling skills and Customer Service Programs
Performance Coaching
Workshops on Stress Management
Public Relations and Brand Promotion
Rural Marketing
Implementing CSRs
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Services Currently OfferedFor Educational Institutions
Conceptualization,Preparation andImplementation (An integratedapproach) of Institution’sCultural and Annual Dayprograms
Develop, Integrate, Implementand Manage (DIIM Approach)Theater syllabus for schools
Teacher’s Training Programs
Theater and other alliedworkshops for children
Stress Busting workshops forteachers
Parenting Workshops
For Corporates
Leadership and Management DevelopmentPrograms
Soft Skills (Instructor Led Training)
Selling skills and Customer Service Programs
Performance Coaching
Workshops on Stress Management
Public Relations and Brand Promotion
Rural Marketing
Implementing CSRs
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Abhivyakti – Theater Workshop
Our theater workshop is specifically designed to help each studentfocus and develop their,
Communication Skills
Expressions in a better way
Critical Thinking Ability
Leadership skills and Team Spirit
Moral and Spiritual values
Sensitivity & Understanding towards the feelingsof others
Fostering Peer Acceptance and Self-worth
Purple Umbrella – Theater Festival
Purple Umbrella Theater Festival has been conceived by PACT, for thepurpose of promoting and strengthening excellence, access, andeducation in the theatrical arts and to create a vibrant performing artculture amongst children and youth. Highlights of the festival are,
The largest children theater activity of its kind
Spread over a month across various venues in Delhi and NCR
Around 250 schools directly participating in this month long event
The event will be exposed to over500,000 students and over 2000 schoolsin Delhi and NCR
Entirely driven by children
Individual as well as group awards andrecognition
Winning team goes to Europe to perform
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Abhivyakti – Theater Workshop
Our theater workshop is specifically designed to help each studentfocus and develop their,
Communication Skills
Expressions in a better way
Critical Thinking Ability
Leadership skills and Team Spirit
Moral and Spiritual values
Sensitivity & Understanding towards the feelingsof others
Fostering Peer Acceptance and Self-worth
Purple Umbrella – Theater Festival
Purple Umbrella Theater Festival has been conceived by PACT, for thepurpose of promoting and strengthening excellence, access, andeducation in the theatrical arts and to create a vibrant performing artculture amongst children and youth. Highlights of the festival are,
The largest children theater activity of its kind
Spread over a month across various venues in Delhi and NCR
Around 250 schools directly participating in this month long event
The event will be exposed to over500,000 students and over 2000 schoolsin Delhi and NCR
Entirely driven by children
Individual as well as group awards andrecognition
Winning team goes to Europe to perform
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Abhivyakti – Theater Workshop
Our theater workshop is specifically designed to help each studentfocus and develop their,
Communication Skills
Expressions in a better way
Critical Thinking Ability
Leadership skills and Team Spirit
Moral and Spiritual values
Sensitivity & Understanding towards the feelingsof others
Fostering Peer Acceptance and Self-worth
Purple Umbrella – Theater Festival
Purple Umbrella Theater Festival has been conceived by PACT, for thepurpose of promoting and strengthening excellence, access, andeducation in the theatrical arts and to create a vibrant performing artculture amongst children and youth. Highlights of the festival are,
The largest children theater activity of its kind
Spread over a month across various venues in Delhi and NCR
Around 250 schools directly participating in this month long event
The event will be exposed to over500,000 students and over 2000 schoolsin Delhi and NCR
Entirely driven by children
Individual as well as group awards andrecognition
Winning team goes to Europe to perform
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Street Theater – Awareness Programs
PACT specializes in Street Theater forspreading awareness among themasses.
Street theater is the most popularform of communicating withcommon people and this can beutilized very well to spread theawareness about the varioussocial issues.
It is also an interactive form ofcommunication. Coupled withawareness campaign it will prove tobe very effective tool for effectivelycommunicating the message tothe common man.
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Street Theater – Awareness Programs
PACT specializes in Street Theater forspreading awareness among themasses.
Street theater is the most popularform of communicating withcommon people and this can beutilized very well to spread theawareness about the varioussocial issues.
It is also an interactive form ofcommunication. Coupled withawareness campaign it will prove tobe very effective tool for effectivelycommunicating the message tothe common man.
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Street Theater – Awareness Programs
PACT specializes in Street Theater forspreading awareness among themasses.
Street theater is the most popularform of communicating withcommon people and this can beutilized very well to spread theawareness about the varioussocial issues.
It is also an interactive form ofcommunication. Coupled withawareness campaign it will prove tobe very effective tool for effectivelycommunicating the message tothe common man.
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Few of our critically acclaimed productions
Chaal, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2010, Epicenter
Keep Tightly Closed in Cool Dark Place, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2010, Epicenter
King of Kahanistan, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2009, Epicenter
Prisoner of Zenda, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2009, Epicenter
After Dark, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2008,Epicenter
People like us, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2008,Epicenter
After Dark, directed by Feisal Alkazi, IndiaHabitat Center, 2007Tom Sawyer, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2007,Shri Ram Center
Choices, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2007,India Habitat Centre
Treasure Island, directed by Feisal Alkazi,2006, Shri Ram Center Auditorium
People like us, Directed by Feisal Alkazi, IndiaHabitat Center, 2005Genesis Project, an original Performance piece directed by Dr. Sally Harrison Pepper andproduced by the department of Theater, Miami University, 2004Dharamaputra, written by Mahesh Eswancker, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2001, at India HabitatCenter
Chhere (an adaptation of “Come back Little Sheeba”) directed by Feisal Alkazi, 1998Women directed by Feisal Alkazi, 1998Teleplay Teen Paise ka Nautanki (anadaptation of Three penny Opera)directed by Amal Allana and produced byDepartment of Culture, India, 1998Tele serial Tarang directed by Smita Vatsand produced by the Department ofBroadcasting and Communication,Government of India, 1996Teleplay Like that only directed by FeisalAlkazi and produced by Departmentof Communication and Broadcasting,Government of India, 1996Odhni (a folk play) written by Vijay Dan Deta directed Feisal Alkazi, 1995Tele serial Aaj ki naari Directed by Smita Vats and Produced by India Today
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Few of our critically acclaimed productions
Chaal, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2010, Epicenter
Keep Tightly Closed in Cool Dark Place, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2010, Epicenter
King of Kahanistan, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2009, Epicenter
Prisoner of Zenda, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2009, Epicenter
After Dark, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2008,Epicenter
People like us, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2008,Epicenter
After Dark, directed by Feisal Alkazi, IndiaHabitat Center, 2007Tom Sawyer, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2007,Shri Ram Center
Choices, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2007,India Habitat Centre
Treasure Island, directed by Feisal Alkazi,2006, Shri Ram Center Auditorium
People like us, Directed by Feisal Alkazi, IndiaHabitat Center, 2005Genesis Project, an original Performance piece directed by Dr. Sally Harrison Pepper andproduced by the department of Theater, Miami University, 2004Dharamaputra, written by Mahesh Eswancker, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2001, at India HabitatCenter
Chhere (an adaptation of “Come back Little Sheeba”) directed by Feisal Alkazi, 1998Women directed by Feisal Alkazi, 1998Teleplay Teen Paise ka Nautanki (anadaptation of Three penny Opera)directed by Amal Allana and produced byDepartment of Culture, India, 1998Tele serial Tarang directed by Smita Vatsand produced by the Department ofBroadcasting and Communication,Government of India, 1996Teleplay Like that only directed by FeisalAlkazi and produced by Departmentof Communication and Broadcasting,Government of India, 1996Odhni (a folk play) written by Vijay Dan Deta directed Feisal Alkazi, 1995Tele serial Aaj ki naari Directed by Smita Vats and Produced by India Today
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Few of our critically acclaimed productions
Chaal, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2010, Epicenter
Keep Tightly Closed in Cool Dark Place, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2010, Epicenter
King of Kahanistan, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2009, Epicenter
Prisoner of Zenda, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2009, Epicenter
After Dark, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2008,Epicenter
People like us, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2008,Epicenter
After Dark, directed by Feisal Alkazi, IndiaHabitat Center, 2007Tom Sawyer, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2007,Shri Ram Center
Choices, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2007,India Habitat Centre
Treasure Island, directed by Feisal Alkazi,2006, Shri Ram Center Auditorium
People like us, Directed by Feisal Alkazi, IndiaHabitat Center, 2005Genesis Project, an original Performance piece directed by Dr. Sally Harrison Pepper andproduced by the department of Theater, Miami University, 2004Dharamaputra, written by Mahesh Eswancker, directed by Feisal Alkazi, 2001, at India HabitatCenter
Chhere (an adaptation of “Come back Little Sheeba”) directed by Feisal Alkazi, 1998Women directed by Feisal Alkazi, 1998Teleplay Teen Paise ka Nautanki (anadaptation of Three penny Opera)directed by Amal Allana and produced byDepartment of Culture, India, 1998Tele serial Tarang directed by Smita Vatsand produced by the Department ofBroadcasting and Communication,Government of India, 1996Teleplay Like that only directed by FeisalAlkazi and produced by Departmentof Communication and Broadcasting,Government of India, 1996Odhni (a folk play) written by Vijay Dan Deta directed Feisal Alkazi, 1995Tele serial Aaj ki naari Directed by Smita Vats and Produced by India Today
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Set design & Direction
Yeh Jahannum Hai, performed at Epicenter, May 2011
The Wise and the Foolish Maidens, Queen Mary Auditorium, December 2010
Ek Bhayanak Sach, Queen Mary Auditorium, December, 2010
Aesop’s Fables, Queen Mary Auditorium, December, 2010
Not I, Not I, Never I, Epicenter, July 2010
Tales with Tails, Epicenter, March 2010
The Girl and the Snake, Lok Kala Manch,December, 2009
A Christmas Parcel, Epicenter, October 2009
Six Pesos for Sunday, Epicenter, March 2009
Pepper the Phantom Monkey, Lok KalaManch, March, 2008
The Stone Soup, Lok Kala Manch, January, 2008
The Dragon Kite, Lok Kala Manch, December, 2007
Kamala, St Marks School Auditorium, October 2007
Tales from India, April, 2007, Sat Paul Mittal Auditorium, Ludhiana
The Little Prince, December, 2006, Sun city World School
Imaginary Invalid, October 2006, St Marks School Auditorium
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, May 2006, Hilltop School Dalhousie
Glass Menagerie, directed by Gouri Nilakantan,2005, LTG, Mandi House
Water, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 2003
Set design of Seven in All lets Woo Them All (adaptationof Seven Wives for Seven Brothers) directed by RenuMalhotra, 1998, Kamani Auditorium
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Set design & Direction
Yeh Jahannum Hai, performed at Epicenter, May 2011
The Wise and the Foolish Maidens, Queen Mary Auditorium, December 2010
Ek Bhayanak Sach, Queen Mary Auditorium, December, 2010
Aesop’s Fables, Queen Mary Auditorium, December, 2010
Not I, Not I, Never I, Epicenter, July 2010
Tales with Tails, Epicenter, March 2010
The Girl and the Snake, Lok Kala Manch,December, 2009
A Christmas Parcel, Epicenter, October 2009
Six Pesos for Sunday, Epicenter, March 2009
Pepper the Phantom Monkey, Lok KalaManch, March, 2008
The Stone Soup, Lok Kala Manch, January, 2008
The Dragon Kite, Lok Kala Manch, December, 2007
Kamala, St Marks School Auditorium, October 2007
Tales from India, April, 2007, Sat Paul Mittal Auditorium, Ludhiana
The Little Prince, December, 2006, Sun city World School
Imaginary Invalid, October 2006, St Marks School Auditorium
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, May 2006, Hilltop School Dalhousie
Glass Menagerie, directed by Gouri Nilakantan,2005, LTG, Mandi House
Water, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 2003
Set design of Seven in All lets Woo Them All (adaptationof Seven Wives for Seven Brothers) directed by RenuMalhotra, 1998, Kamani Auditorium
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Set design & Direction
Yeh Jahannum Hai, performed at Epicenter, May 2011
The Wise and the Foolish Maidens, Queen Mary Auditorium, December 2010
Ek Bhayanak Sach, Queen Mary Auditorium, December, 2010
Aesop’s Fables, Queen Mary Auditorium, December, 2010
Not I, Not I, Never I, Epicenter, July 2010
Tales with Tails, Epicenter, March 2010
The Girl and the Snake, Lok Kala Manch,December, 2009
A Christmas Parcel, Epicenter, October 2009
Six Pesos for Sunday, Epicenter, March 2009
Pepper the Phantom Monkey, Lok KalaManch, March, 2008
The Stone Soup, Lok Kala Manch, January, 2008
The Dragon Kite, Lok Kala Manch, December, 2007
Kamala, St Marks School Auditorium, October 2007
Tales from India, April, 2007, Sat Paul Mittal Auditorium, Ludhiana
The Little Prince, December, 2006, Sun city World School
Imaginary Invalid, October 2006, St Marks School Auditorium
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, May 2006, Hilltop School Dalhousie
Glass Menagerie, directed by Gouri Nilakantan,2005, LTG, Mandi House
Water, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 2003
Set design of Seven in All lets Woo Them All (adaptationof Seven Wives for Seven Brothers) directed by RenuMalhotra, 1998, Kamani Auditorium
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
International Conferences Attended
”Untold stories of religious resentment and freedom from the eyes of a female”, the play finalsolutions, North American Association for Social Philosophy, Wisconsin, USA, July, 2011
“Editing for Children’sTheatre”, SuboticaTheatre Festival, Serbia,May 2010
“Indian Prototypes of GreekMasks”, Waseda University,Japan, December 2007
“Gender Stereotypes in FolkPerformances”, Pakistani Folktheatre Conference,Rawalpindi, Pakistan, March2007
“WomenPerformers as Leaders”, Women as Global Leaders Conference, Zayed University at Dubai, 2005
“Post Colonial Considerations in Dance Like a Man”, International Conference of Non-nativeWriters of English, University of Poona, 2005
“From the Children of India to the Children of America”. Coauthored with Robert Lee, at MidAmerica Music Educators Conference at Columbus, Ohio, USA 2004
“Princes, Power and Participation: A look at the role of Royalty in Sareikela Chhau”, at the firstInternational Conference of Indian Theatre Research, University of Hyderabad, 2004
”Group Dynamics and audience involvement in the Ramlila ofRamnagar”, National GraduateConference of PerformanceStudies, University of Texas,2004
“Rediscovering Spaces:Female Performers of Chhauof Sareikela and Mayurbhujregions of Eastern India”, atDr. Cheryl Burgan Evans'Graduate Conference onMulticultural Research.Miami University, 2004
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
International Conferences Attended
”Untold stories of religious resentment and freedom from the eyes of a female”, the play finalsolutions, North American Association for Social Philosophy, Wisconsin, USA, July, 2011
“Editing for Children’sTheatre”, SuboticaTheatre Festival, Serbia,May 2010
“Indian Prototypes of GreekMasks”, Waseda University,Japan, December 2007
“Gender Stereotypes in FolkPerformances”, Pakistani Folktheatre Conference,Rawalpindi, Pakistan, March2007
“WomenPerformers as Leaders”, Women as Global Leaders Conference, Zayed University at Dubai, 2005
“Post Colonial Considerations in Dance Like a Man”, International Conference of Non-nativeWriters of English, University of Poona, 2005
“From the Children of India to the Children of America”. Coauthored with Robert Lee, at MidAmerica Music Educators Conference at Columbus, Ohio, USA 2004
“Princes, Power and Participation: A look at the role of Royalty in Sareikela Chhau”, at the firstInternational Conference of Indian Theatre Research, University of Hyderabad, 2004
”Group Dynamics and audience involvement in the Ramlila ofRamnagar”, National GraduateConference of PerformanceStudies, University of Texas,2004
“Rediscovering Spaces:Female Performers of Chhauof Sareikela and Mayurbhujregions of Eastern India”, atDr. Cheryl Burgan Evans'Graduate Conference onMulticultural Research.Miami University, 2004
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
International Conferences Attended
”Untold stories of religious resentment and freedom from the eyes of a female”, the play finalsolutions, North American Association for Social Philosophy, Wisconsin, USA, July, 2011
“Editing for Children’sTheatre”, SuboticaTheatre Festival, Serbia,May 2010
“Indian Prototypes of GreekMasks”, Waseda University,Japan, December 2007
“Gender Stereotypes in FolkPerformances”, Pakistani Folktheatre Conference,Rawalpindi, Pakistan, March2007
“WomenPerformers as Leaders”, Women as Global Leaders Conference, Zayed University at Dubai, 2005
“Post Colonial Considerations in Dance Like a Man”, International Conference of Non-nativeWriters of English, University of Poona, 2005
“From the Children of India to the Children of America”. Coauthored with Robert Lee, at MidAmerica Music Educators Conference at Columbus, Ohio, USA 2004
“Princes, Power and Participation: A look at the role of Royalty in Sareikela Chhau”, at the firstInternational Conference of Indian Theatre Research, University of Hyderabad, 2004
”Group Dynamics and audience involvement in the Ramlila ofRamnagar”, National GraduateConference of PerformanceStudies, University of Texas,2004
“Rediscovering Spaces:Female Performers of Chhauof Sareikela and Mayurbhujregions of Eastern India”, atDr. Cheryl Burgan Evans'Graduate Conference onMulticultural Research.Miami University, 2004
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
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Platform for Action in Creative Theater149, National Media CenterShankar ChowkGurgaon, 122002, India
Phone
Cell Ph: +91-9871369845 (Neeraj Mehta), +91-7503213261 (Akbar Shah)
www.facebook.com/pact.delhi
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Few of our Clients…
Contact Us by…
Platform for Action in Creative Theater149, National Media CenterShankar ChowkGurgaon, 122002, India
Phone
Cell Ph: +91-9871369845 (Neeraj Mehta), +91-7503213261 (Akbar Shah)
www.facebook.com/pact.delhi
Platform for Action in Creative Theater
Few of our Clients…
Contact Us by…
Platform for Action in Creative Theater149, National Media CenterShankar ChowkGurgaon, 122002, India
Phone
Cell Ph: +91-9871369845 (Neeraj Mehta), +91-7503213261 (Akbar Shah)
www.facebook.com/pact.delhi
Platform for Action in Creative Theater