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  Feb 5-2012    Ahmedabad Mirror - Story Time ?.
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  Jan 25-2012    Times of India - Kathotsava - 2012 .
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  Jan 25-2012    Ahmedabad Mirror - Kathotsava - 2012 .
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  Jan 25-2012    City Bhaskar(Ahmedabad) - Kathotsava - 2012 .
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  Jan 25-2012    DNA(Ahmedabad) - Kathotsava - 2012 .
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  Sept 15-2011    THE HINDU - To tell a story well.
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  Sept 12-2011    THE HINDU - Once upon a Story-time.
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  Aug 4-2011    Kathothsava-2011 @ Pune
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  July29 & July 30 -2011    Kathothsava-2011 @ Chennai
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  July 28-2011    Kathothsava-2011 @ Vizag
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  May 21-2011    Telling Tales - Bangalore Mirror Bangalore Mirror Article(pdf)

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  February 6-2011    When the hare beat the tortoise Indian Express Article(pdf)

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  January 30-2011    International Storytelling Network (RIC)
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  January 14-2011   World wide web of stories (City Buzz) Citing
  October 25-2010   Scottish Story Telling Center Citing1
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  August 2008   The Secrets of Storytelling - Scientific American Mind Citing1
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  February 12-2007   The Art of Storytelling Citing
  March 29 -2006   Tell a Different Tale Citing
  February 14 -2006   Once upon a time... Citing
  June 11 -2005   Storytelling all the way... Citing
  March 24 -2005   Storytelling has lost out to technology Citing
  February 15 -2005   Storyhouse Citing
  January 2000   The Storyteller's desk Citing1
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  Story Talk

 
 
  1. The summer camps this time have been meaningful. Kathalaya was requested to do the summer camps for all their Neev Child Development Centres at Whitefiled, Sadashivnagar and Kioramangala. It was a three week camp and Kathalaya's professionally trained resource people Struck an excellent chord with the children. Bhuvana, Swetha Gupta, Spatica. R, Anshul Pathak,Malini. M, and Neha Toshniwal were the resource team. It was packed with stories, activities, Music puppetry games and Role play. ( Document being sent by Manjula)
  2. The summer art program at NGMA-National Gallery of Modern Art combined Storytelling with the Art and paintings and Stories were told relating the Art to the story and vice versa. Geeta Ramanujam and Arathi Parigi were the team .It was a week long camp
  3. For the first time Kathalaya did a workshop on Storytelling at Rangashankara- a week long camp . The children were excited and happy to listen to stories, do activities recall the tales and to do some role play and games. Anshul Pathak, Geeta Ramanujam, Swetha Gupta and Chanakya Vyas were part of the Resource team.
  4. A Story Reading workshop was tried out again for the first time at EAsy Library Koramangala. Authors were talked about and excerpts from the books were read out to the children. Some of the authors chosen were RK Narayan,Ruskin Bond, Jaon Aiken, Enid Blyton, E.B White and a few others. The Resource persons were Geeta Ramanujam, Bhuvana, Shumal, Meera Venkatesan, Deepica Arwind .
  5. My Lib - Inauguration of the Storytelling session by Geeta Ramanujam for the children.
  6. A camp at Mintree consultants for the company"s children is in the offing in May along with a workshop for Shobha Opel apartments children. Intensive training program saw some brilliant and sincere performances by the staff while the workshop for the Treamus school staff was also encouraging.
  7. Whoever wishes to donate help contribute or sponsor the festival would be most welcome. It is being held in five cities in four states and attaching the concept note and the sponsorship details.

    Whoever wishes to donate help contribute or sponsor the festival would be most welcome. It is being held in five cities in four states and attaching the concept note and the sponsorship details.kathalaya@gmail.com.

Academy News ....
Twitters from the kathalaya Academy sessions
 

 
 

Feedback Indo-Swedish workshop 8th & 9th of Feb, 2011

Vidya:

Day1: Loved connectivity with people. Felt like I am in a fairy land where nothing go wrong while listening to the stories. Well sprea d but not too demanding. Tara: Enjoyed listening session and Geeta’s story narration.

Day 2 : Eye contact by Ola was fun.

Day 3 : The Prince and the witch story impressed me most

Tara:

Day 1 :  Enjoyed listening session and Geeta’s story narration.

Day 2 : More stories and more fun. Nice group and interaction.

Day 3 : The way Geeta narrates the story impressed me most

Feedback Academy Session (Batch 23)Jan, 2011

Day 1 – Voice– Introduction,Listening, Internal aspects of story telling Nyayas,Creativity & Lesson plan

Sarita Talwai : We became aware of so many different aspects of story telling that one normally overlooks..

Muthu : Made me wonder how so many aspects and nearly 17 stories were packed for the day without feeling tired

Rajasree Sen : Geeta’s enthusiasm and energy really touched me!.

Lakshmi.G : Geeta really practices what she preaches-is very passionate about it

Day 2 – Voice, Body Language, Childhood stories

Sarita Talwai: Very amusing and interesting. Had lots of fun doing what I have discovered a long time ago to be one of my passions.

S.Deivanayaki: Body language session was different.

Lakshmi: Good physical and mental workout today – had fun doing both.

Day 3 : Presentation, Puppetry:

Sarita Talwai: The presentation was exciting. We enjoyed each other’s stories. Puppetry workshop was good.

Muthu: I learnt a lot from all my friends. Puppetry was interesting..

Savitha: This was the best session so far. Both Varalakshmi and Geeta were different.

Rajasree Sen: Every story and the expert judgment made a great learning experience.

Lakshmi: Presentation was good and fulfilling.

In a nutshell:

Sarita Talwai: I was very impressed with the skills implanted by Geeta regarding voice modulation and sounds

Muthu: : Session about how to create a story was and will be the most helpful one.

Revathi : The session had a structured pattern of training and it was very professional which carried values. I was also impressed by the down to earth attitude of Geeta.

Lakshmi: The preparation ( Story Board) part showed how much effort goes before actual narration

Rajasree Sen: The most impressing part was the energy and the vibrancy of Geeta.

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A Glimpse in to the Academy
Kathalaya Overview Stories on Deepavali A talk with Geetha A talk with Geetha
   
A Story telling workshop with Santhalis A story to be told    

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