Chennai Storytelling Festival 2018

Storytelling Workshops

on Fri 9th, Sat 10th, and Sun 11th Feb 2018

Location: Loyola College (LS Hall, and other rooms)

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Fri 9 Feb.  For College Students.

Admission to these Workshops is Free.  (There is a Rs 50 Registration Fee.)  Participants who would attend a morning and an afternoon Workshop would receive a Certificate.  Advance Registration is required (98403 94282, info@storytellinginstitute.org ). 

10am-12:30pm.  "Introductory Storytelling Workshops".

Up to 20 participants per Section. 

These Sections would be occurring at the same time.

One could choose a Section, preferably via email in advance

(or one would be placed in a Section).

1) Ambuja N.

2) Debjani Badhuri.

3) K Mashuda Muthi.

4) Mubeen Irshad.

5) Lopamudra Mohanty (Mumbai).

6) M Pandiarajan.

7) Pretigaya Haran.

8) Priyanka Chatterjee (Kolkata).

9) Seema Mukherjee (Gurgaon).

10) Shanmugasundaram.

11) Srividya Veeraraghavan.

12) Yogita Ahuja (Ahmedabad).

Some things to expect in these Workshops are described here.

1:30pm-4pm.  "Specialised Storytelling Workshops".

Up to 20 participants per Section.  

These Sections would be occurring at the same time.

One could choose a Section, preferably via email in advance

(or one would be placed in a Section).

1) "Storytelling as a Teaching Strategy",

Dharithri Krishnamurthy (Pune).

2) "Storytelling for Personality Development, Healing, and Therapy",

Eric Miller.  Readings related to this Workshop are here.

3) "Using Storytelling to Teach and Learn Various Academic

Subjects",

Mashuda Muthi.

4) "Storytelling as a Tool for an Elevator Pitch: Telling brief personal-

experience stories to persuade listeners to take particular courses of action",

Mohan Krishnan.

5) "Storytelling for Communication Skills",

Priyanka Chatterjee (Kolkata).

6) "Women Characters in West Asian Legends and Other Stories:

Storytelling and Role-playing",

Sandhya Ruban.

7) "Corporate Storytelling",

Shanmugasundaram.

8) "Storytelling for Personal Branding",

Yogita Ahuja (Ahmedabad).

9) "Storytelling for Exploring and Expressing One's Identity and

Mission in Life",

Numerous trainers.

4:30pm-6:30pm.  Storytelling Performances for People of All Ages.

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Sat 10 Feb, and Sun 11 Feb.  Storytelling Workshops for Adults. 

Admission to these Workshops is Rs 800 per day, or Rs 1,500 for both days.

On both days, one could attend the morning and/or the afternoon Workshops.  One could attend one or both days: however, the 4 sessions on the 2 days have been designed as a single experience.

To purchase admission for one or both days of these Workshops, please click https://www.eventjini.com/chennaistorytellingfestival .

After one makes this puchase, one could send an email to info@storytellinginstitute.org to reserve seats in particular Sections on the mornings of Sat 10 and Sun 11 Feb. 

Sat 10 Feb.  Storytelling Workshops for Adults, Day 1.

10am-12:30pm.  "Introductory Storytelling Workshops".

Up to 20 participants per Section. 

These Sections would be occurring at the same time.

One could choose a Section, preferably via email in advance

(or one would be placed in a Section).

1) Ambuja N.

2) Mubeen Irshad.

3) M Pandiarajan.

4) Priyanka Chatterjee (Kolkata).

5) Seema Mukherjee (Gurgaon).

6) Shanmugasundaram.

7) Srividya Veeraraghavan.

8) Vasugi Ram Manohar.

Some things to expect in these Workshops are described here.

1:30pm-4pm.  Plenary Workshop on "Telling Personal-experience Stories".  (Entire group together.)

4:30pm-6:30pm.  Storytelling Performances for People of All Ages.

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Sun 11 Feb.  Storytelling Workshops for Adults, Day 2. 

10am-12:30pm.  "Specialised Storytelling Workshops".

Up to 20 participants per Section. 

These Sections would be occurring at the same time.

One could choose a Section, preferably via email in advance

(or one would be placed in a Section).

1) "Telling Stories to Adult Audiences",

Debjani Badhuri.

2) "Storytelling as a Teaching Strategy",

Dharithri Krishnamurthy (Pune).

3) "Storytelling for Personality Development, Healing, and Therapy",

Eric Miller.  Readings related to this Workshop are here.

4) "Kathabhava (Story-mood): Storytelling through Emotions and

 Feelings Combined with Melody and Rhythm",

Geeta Ramanujam (Bangalore).

5) "What Stories Want: The Structure and Nature of Stories",

Johan Liedgren (Sweden).

6) "Choosing, Adapting, and Performing Stories to Suit Different

 Audiences",

Lavanya Prasad (Bangalore).  This Worshop is described here.

7) "Storytelling (with Dance-movement and Role-playing) about

Gender Issues",

Lopamudra Mohanty (Mumbai).

8) "Using Storytelling to Teach and Learn Various Academic

Subjects",

Mashuda Muthi.

9) "Storytelling as a Tool for an Elevator Pitch: Telling brief personal-

experience stories to persuade listeners to take particular courses of action",

Mohan Krishnan.

10) "Storytelling for Teaching-and-learning",

Priyanka Chatterjee (Kolkata).

11) "Ways to Compose Stories through Mind-mapping Techniques",

 Shanmugasundaram.

1:30pm-4pm.  Plenary Workshop on "Telling Folktales, and Composing and Telling Original Stories".  (Entire group together.)

4:30pm-6:30pm.  Storytelling Performances for People of All Ages.

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