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Storytelling Training & Certification Workshops

byGeeta RamanujamOnline, at BTM Layout studio, and events across IndiaStarts from250 Per PersonView full gallery

Discover the art of the oral tradition. Learn to weave puppets, movement, and voice into powerful narratives, whether you are a teacher, parent, or professional.

This is an invitation to our Certified Diploma Course, a residential program at the beautiful Fireflies ashram. We delve into masks, movement, music, and puppetry to help you refine your storytelling skills and master the craft.

A duplicate video inviting aspiring storytellers to our diploma course. We bring together traditional and contemporary practices to help you climb the ladder of storytelling to a different level.

We were thrilled to host the renowned Mumbai puppeteers, 'The Puppetarians,' for a workshop at Kathalaya. Learning to make and use puppets is a wonderful way to bring stories to life kinesthetically.

A collage capturing the vibrant energy of our workshops and lit fest appearances. From puppetry sessions to intensive courses, we are always busy creating and sharing the art of storytelling.

A poster for my intensive experiential course on storytelling. In these sessions, I demonstrate the magic of voice projection, body language, and movement to keep an audience engaged and curious.

Our professional tellers from Kathalaya in action at BBUL Jain Vidyalaya. They captivated students with tales and activities, showing the impact of our training in real school environments.

Here is Latha Sathish, one of our professional storytellers, creating waves at a school library inauguration. She uses puppets, songs, and word games to celebrate the power of words and make learning fun.

A Children's Day special, where our certified storytellers conducted sessions in various schools. Here, children are on stage with their own puppet creations after an engaging session.

Another beautiful shot from a Children's Day school event. Our tellers use interactive activities like puppet making to ensure the story stays with the children long after it's told.

With my rooster puppet, I'm announcing my session at the Kukdukoo festival. I use these simple tools to connect with children and introduce them to the curious world of my "How and Why Tales."

About Training the Next Generation of Storytellers

When you join our residential programs, we don’t just talk about theory. We get our hands messy. You will work with masks, puppets, and rhythm to learn how to hold an audience’s attention. It is about more than memorizing tales; it is about discovering the storytelling rhythm buried within you, whether you are planning to perform, teach in classrooms, or simply connect better with your family.

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