Causes

performing arts, theatre in education, Street theatre, street play, acting

Introduction

Street plays hold a vital place in the world of theatre because they bring performance out of enclosed auditoriums and into the heart of everyday life. Rooted in simplicity and immediacy, street theatre breaks barriers between actors and audiences, creating direct communication that is powerful and engaging. Its accessibility makes it a tool for social awareness, cultural expression, and community dialogue—anyone can stop, watch, and participate. Unlike staged productions, street plays thrive on raw energy, improvisation, and interaction, which sharpen an actor’s skills in presence, adaptability, and audience engagement. Historically, street theatre has been a voice for the marginalized, raising pressing issues in ways that resonate with ordinary people. For theatre practitioners, it serves as both training and transformation—cultivating conviction, clarity, and courage. Ultimately, street plays remind us that theatre is not just entertainment, but a living dialogue with society.

Skills

Basic skills and interest in performing arts

Opportunity Type

Onsite

Language fluency

Kannada and English

Eligibility

Student

Commitment

2-3 hours

Perks

Certificate for Street play workshop by FreeSpace

Last Date to apply

28 Sep 2025

Organisers