Showing posts with label theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theatre. Show all posts
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Theatre & Music Camp
For all of you who asked about Summer Camp, here you are!
And for all of you who complained about Cookie Sir not playing guitar the other day,
he'll be taking Master Classes and One-on-Ones at Camp.
Plus, there'll be music jams every night.
Plus, water balloon fights to cool off
Plus, apple crumble and pasta for all
Plus, all the theatre magic we can pack into 3 days!
Click on the Theatre Lab link below for more info
Sunday, February 27, 2011
ANNOUNCING: ESSAY COMPETITION!!
Has anyone in your family moved home from one place to another? To another city? Another country? For work? For adventure?
What about your grandparents, an uncle, your parents? Where did they come from? Where did they travel to?
What did they experience? What was difficult and tiring? What was good and exciting? Tell us ALL about it.
Write a 250 word essay on the topic: Migration In My Family.
The winning essay will be published in the fabulous online publication that will accompany performances of BOY WITH A SUITCASE. It will be translated into German (if it is in English) and into English (if it is in German). We will be announcing 2 individual winners - one German and one Indian. Each will also receive a T-shirt from Ranga Shankara and Schnawwl Theatre.
Length of the Essay: 250 words
Deadline: March 10th 2010
Send to: anne.richter@mannheim.de & kumar.kirtana@gmail.com
What about your grandparents, an uncle, your parents? Where did they come from? Where did they travel to?
What did they experience? What was difficult and tiring? What was good and exciting? Tell us ALL about it.
Write a 250 word essay on the topic: Migration In My Family.
The winning essay will be published in the fabulous online publication that will accompany performances of BOY WITH A SUITCASE. It will be translated into German (if it is in English) and into English (if it is in German). We will be announcing 2 individual winners - one German and one Indian. Each will also receive a T-shirt from Ranga Shankara and Schnawwl Theatre.
Length of the Essay: 250 words
Deadline: March 10th 2010
Send to: anne.richter@mannheim.de & kumar.kirtana@gmail.com
Aufsatz-Wettbewerb
Ist in deiner Familiengeschichte schon einmal jemand in ein anderes Land gezogen? Wer war das?
Was hat er oder sie erlebt? Was war mühselig, was war schwierig? Was war schön oder aufregend?
Schreibe einen Aufsatz über die Erlebnisse dieses Verwandten von dir.
Die Gewinnertexte (maximal 2) wird in dem Online-Programmheft zu der deutsch-indischen Koproduktion "Der Junge mit dem Koffer" von Schnawwl und Ranga Shankara veröffentlicht und dafür entweder ins Englische oder Deutsche übersetzt.
Der Gewinner erhält zudem ein vom "Der Junge mit dem Koffer"-Ensemble handsigniertes T-shirt vom Ranga Shankara Theater in Bangalore, bzw. vom Schnawwl in Mannheim.
Länge: max. 7000 Zeichen
Einsendeschluss: 10. März 2011
Senden an: anne.richter@mannheim.de oder Anne Richter, Schnawwl, Brückenstr. 2, 68167 Mannheim
oder
Monday, February 7, 2011
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
Do I Know You?
Ranga Shankara, Bangalore and the Schnawwl Theatre, Mannheim are working on an international theatre collaboration called DO I KNOW YOU?
One aspect of DO I KNOW YOU? is a play for young people, Mike Kenny’s BOY WITH A SUITCASE that will be directed by German director, Andrea Gronemeyer, with an ensemble of Indian actors and musicians from Bangalore and Mannheim. The play will be performed in both India and Germany.
As some of you in Mannheim may know, Schnawwl Theatre recently performed an Indian play - DAS LIED VON RAMA. And some of you in Bangalore may have seen ROBINSON AND CRUSOE, a play that was developed by Schnawwl in Mannheim and then performed in Bangalore and was directed by a Bangalorean, Gracias Devaraj, who now lives in Germany!
So... you see we have many connections and hope to make more in the future through our CYBER-CLASSROOMS.
What is a CYBER-CLASSROOM? Kids in Bangalore and Mannheim communicate with each other through New media - email, blog and eventually Skype.
So watch out! Expect pictures, videos, audio files, words...
Expect to find answers to the question - DO I KNOW YOU?!
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