Udaipur Theatre Workshop Concludes with Powerful Stage Performance of ‘Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay’
Udaipur: The 12-day theatre workshop jointly organized by Sanskar Bharti Udaipur and the West Zone Cultural Centre came to a grand close on June 4 with an impactful theatrical performance that captivated the audience and celebrated India’s cultural heritage. Held at the auditorium of Bhupal Nobles College, the event marked the culmination of an intensive training program and showcased the talents nurtured over the past two weeks.
Crafting Stagecraft: A Journey in Theatre
The workshop was led by veteran theatre artist Amit Vyas, who trained the participants in various aspects of performance such as voice modulation, stage presence, body language, team coordination, character building, and the importance of discipline in theatre. The initiative offered both practical and theoretical exposure to the nuances of dramatics, giving aspiring performers a strong foundation in stagecraft.
Cultural Message through Theatre
The workshop concluded with a powerful staging of the play “Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay”, written by Engineer Asha Sharma and directed by Amit Vyas. The play highlighted the life and ideals of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay, offering a cultural and ideological message rooted in Indian values.
Standout Performances and Teamwork
In the lead role, Pravar Khandelwal portrayed Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay with emotional depth and conviction. Ashish Bumbadiya delivered a memorable performance as Nanaji Deshmukh, while Ramesh Nagda impressed in the dual roles of narrator and father. Supporting actors included Sunita Sharma, Hia Sharma, Yash Kumawat, Samarthya Sisodia, Sukhdev Singh Rao, Pranjal Pandey, and Pradyumn Chauhan, all of whom brought their characters to life with enthusiasm and maturity.
Behind the scenes, participants played equally important roles. Hia Sharma served as the chief production manager, with Pravar Khandelwal assisting in production coordination. Ashish Bumbadiya oversaw music curation, Sunita Sharma managed costumes, and Pranjal Pandey handled makeup, highlighting the collaborative spirit of the workshop.
Empowering Youth Through Culture
The program served not only as a training ground for budding artists but also as a meaningful platform for youth to explore and express India’s rich cultural narratives through performing arts. The audience appreciated the performance and praised the dedication and discipline of the young artists.
Prominent attendees at the closing event included Ram Singh Bhati, President of Sanskar Bharti Udaipur Mahanagar Unit, Varsha Gehlot (Vice President), Mukesh Singh Panwar (General Secretary), Madan Singh Rathore (Co-Secretary, State Unit), and Ashwin Dehlvi, General Secretary of the National Unit.
The workshop successfully rekindled interest in traditional Indian theatre and proved to be a stepping stone for many young enthusiasts stepping into the world of drama.
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