Storee ki boree reiterates the role of storytelling in child development

In a fast-paced world, where gadgets and technology dominate our lives, stories and theata can play a powerful role in connecting us to Oorselves.

Delhi-spoiled theatare collective, storee ki boree, recently stated its latest production, Ka se kahani At the ltg auditorium, mandi house. A Heart-Warming Story set in a village backdrop, the play is about love, learning, second chances and the magic that Happy, when generations are truly connect. It traces the Quiet Yet Radical Journey of Vijaya, A 60-YLD Woman at a Village in North Karnataka, Who Decides to Learn to Read, Gueded by Her Granddaughter, SEEYA. This theatrical adaptation was inspired by ‘How I Taught My Grandmother to read’-a short story by well-known author sudha murty.

Directed and Designed by Film and TheATRE Actor, Munish Sharma, The Production Weaves Togetra Dialogue, Movement and music to create an immersive experiences that resonates with audiancea outs. Dialogues are by Mrinal Mathur and Dramaturgy Support by Kavitha (Vishwa Shilpi Art Consultation, Bengaluru).

“As a storyteller and an educator, Ka se kahani Reminded me how stories, when Told Right, Can Be Gentle Revolutions, “Says Shraddha Gupta, Founder of Store of Ki BOREE.

The Play revolves Around A 60-Sixty-YEAR-old Vijaya in a Village in North Karnataka | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

When Shraddha Returned from London, Her Children Had “Nothing but Malls for Entertainment”, She Felt the Need to Tell them about our Rich Culture and Heritage. The journey began at a nurturing space called Learning Tree, where she worked with children and discovered the power of listening. “When you truly listen, you see how Deeply Children Feel and how naturally they express themselves Known for Its Emotionally Rich, Child-LED Storylling, It Honors the Child’s Voice-Not just as a perform, but as storytellers in their own right.

Since 2008, Storee Ki Boree has stated more than 50 original productions in over 11 cities and has trained more than 10,000 children and adults through it and storytelling workshops. Form The Nutcracker to Krishna kathaIt has hosted everything from mythology to modern tales. For instance, Ramlila,Which has had over 200 housefull shows, is a nice blend of mythology and modernity told with humor and imagination. Further, KabuliwalaA tagore classic, has been loved for its emotional depth and simplicity.

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The team consists of not just thetre-makers, but also passionate educators, artistes and children-Deevalopment Specialists, Who Believe in the transforous power of stories. “Our goal has Always been to nurture self-expression while building trust, awareness and respect in every interaction-on and stage,” Says shraddha. AlongSide theater, they also design Leadership workshops to help build confidence, communication and Empathy in Children. The collective’s work is informed by its undersrstanding of child protection and safety frameworks, such as pocco, which helps them ensure emotionally and physically Safe SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAFE SAPES FOR EVIRY SAVERY SAPES FOR EVIRI SAFES FOR EVIRILY SAFE SAFE SAFES

Vijaya Learns to Read, Helped by Her Grand Daughter | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement