Lucknow: Promoting creativity and theatrical expression among children, DoReMi Club concluded the fourth season of its popular theatre initiative “The Voyage — Bal Rangmanch Season 4” with a grand showcase of performances by young artists.
The 15-day theatre workshop and performance programme witnessed enthusiastic participation from children aged between 4 and 14 years. Organised at La Martiniere College, the workshop focused on acting, dialogue delivery, expression and stage skills, helping children build confidence and creativity through performing arts.
After intensive training and rehearsals, the young performers presented their final productions at Kaifi Azmi Academy, where their performances received enthusiastic appreciation from parents and audiences alike.
The workshop was curated by Manukriti Pahwa and Mayank Pahwa, with support from Kopal Productions. Organisers said the initiative aimed to nurture self-expression, imagination and confidence among children through theatre.
“The Odyssey” Emerged as the Highlight of the Evening
The centrepiece of the closing ceremony was “The Odyssey”, a theatrical adaptation inspired by the famous epic by Homer. Directed by noted theatre director Jaya Virli, with assistant direction by Vishal Kasana, the play beautifully portrayed themes of courage, struggle and homecoming.
The emotional depth and stage confidence displayed by the young performers captivated the audience and earned widespread applause.
Short Plays Also Won Appreciation
Two short plays, “Planet Ulta-Pulta” and “Tomorrow Forest”, also impressed viewers with their engaging themes and performances. Written and directed by Apurv Shah, with assistance from Abhishek Singh, the productions blended entertainment with meaningful social messages.
While “Planet Ulta-Pulta” entertained audiences through its imaginative storytelling and humour, “Tomorrow Forest” highlighted the importance of environmental conservation and social responsibility.
Chief Guest Appreciates Young Performers
The event was attended by Gary Dominic Everett, Principal of La Martiniere College, as the chief guest. Praising the children for their performances, he said theatre plays an important role in strengthening personality development, confidence and creative thinking among young minds.
Founder Shares Vision Behind the Initiative
Sahiba Tulsi, founder of DoReMi Club, said that performance-oriented theatre workshops for children require months of preparation and dedication.
She added that seeing children perform confidently on stage and witnessing the pride on parents’ faces is the biggest reward for the organisers. She also thanked parents, trainers and collaborators for their continued support and reaffirmed the club’s commitment to providing creative platforms for children in the future.
Through its theatre and performing arts initiatives, DoReMi Club continues to encourage creativity, sensitivity, confidence and teamwork among children in Lucknow.
