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  • Venue
    Tata Elevator Block
  • Date Time
    2 May 2026 | 11:30 am-3:30 pm
    2 May 2026 | 11:30 am-3:30 pm
  • Age Limit
    20+
  • Member Price
    Rs. 800/- (Plus GST)
  • Non Member Price
    Rs. 800/- (Plus GST)

Event Details

Fundamentals of Dramatic Storytelling

Writer’s lab conducted by Prajakt Deshmukh

This four-hour introductory writer’s lab is designed for those who are curious about theatre and wish to understand how a play comes alive on stage.

Writer’s lab focuses on the fundamentals of dramatic storytelling…what makes a moment theatrical, how conflict drives a scene, and how characters reveal themselves through action rather than explanation. It aims to shift the perspective from “telling a story” To “creating an experience in real time.”

About the conductor

Prajakt DeshmukhPrajakt Deshmukh is a distinguished playwright, director, actor, and screenwriter known for his significant contributions to contemporary theatre and film. With a strong foundation in agriculture and rural management, his artistic work reflects a unique sensitivity toward social narratives and rooted storytelling.

He is widely acclaimed for writing and directing notable productions such as Sangeet Devbabhali and Karunashtake, which have earned both critical and audience appreciation. As a writer, his diverse body of work includes Ekadashavtar, Budrukwadi Cha Maruti Batla, Jaliyeli Lanka, Rainmaker, 12 KMs, and Afu. As an actor, he has delivered notable performances in productions like To Rajhans Ek and Handabhar Chandnya, showcasing his versatility on stage.

Deshmukh’s contributions to the theatre have been recognized with prestigious honors, including State Awards and the Yuva Sahitya Akademi Award, affirming his place as a leading voice in the contemporary cultural landscape.

 

Limited seats

20% discount for students on production of valid ID card.

For registration, please Call 022-66223948/WhatsApp at 8104928990 or email at theatre@ncpamumbai.com

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