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Drama, Puppetry & Creative Performance Workshops

byThe Reading RoomAt The Reading Room, Sector 39, NoidaStarts from1,800 Per QuarterView full gallery

We help kids step out of their shells and into a world of stories. Through drama games, puppet making, and role-play, we build confidence and creativity, all while keeping it fun and screen-free.

Our drama camp in action. Children learn to express different emotions using puppets they create themselves, performing short shows for their friends from behind our puppet theatre.

A glimpse into our drama camp, which is always in full swing. Activities include dance, crafts for making props like giraffe hats, and performing puppet shows for an audience of friends.

Our little 'Dramebaazes' practicing their acting skills. Theatre games like these help children with their expressions, voice modulation, and confidence.

We encourage children to explore different roles through fun role-play exercises. From dressing up for Halloween to presenting career options, it's all about imaginative play.

Day 1 of our summer puppetry camp. The children are introduced to the world of puppets and begin the exciting process of designing their very own characters.

An instructor demonstrates how to use a hand puppet, capturing the children's attention and sparking their imagination for the stories they will soon create.

A fun icebreaker activity on the first day of camp. These playful exercises help the children get comfortable and ready for a week of drama and fun.

Our library is filled with unlimited drama and fun. Here, children are proudly showing off the puppets they've made, ready to put on a show.

More fun and games from our puppetry camp. The children are fully engaged, working on their puppets at the craft tables.

A candid shot of the creative energy during our puppetry camp. Children are busy with their materials, each one focused on bringing their unique puppet to life.

About Drama, Puppetry & Performance

In our drama sessions, it is not about perfect performances, but helping your child find their own voice. Whether they are shy toddlers or budding actors, we use puppets and theatre games to turn 'what if' into 'let us do it,' ensuring they practice expressing emotions in a space where there is absolutely no stage fright.

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