Voices, Stages, Stories
The Heart of Theatre
The Drama Club aims to cultivate creativity, confidence, and collaboration through theatrical expression. The club provides a platform for students to explore acting, direction, and production, while encouraging social engagement and personal growth.
Action Points for Drama Club
Acting & Skill Development
- Conduct weekly acting workshops focusing on: Voice modulation, body language, and improvisation.
- Train members in: Scriptwriting, direction, stage management, and lighting/sound design.
- Organize: Monologue and short scene practice sessions.
- Explore diverse styles such as: Comedy, tragedy, absurd theatre, mime, etc.
Productions & Performances
- Stage at least one major play per year (original or adapted).
- Host: Short play festivals, skits, and street theatre events.
- Participate in: College, community, and inter-institute drama competitions.
- Collaborate with other clubs: For musical theatre or interdisciplinary performances.
Publicity & Outreach
- Promote plays through: Posters, teasers, and trailers on social media.
- Share: Rehearsal footage and behind-the-scenes content online.
- Organize: Drama appreciation sessions like film screenings and script readings.
- Conduct: Theatre outreach in local communities or schools through performances and workshops.
Club Management & Operations
- Assign roles such as: Director, Scriptwriter, Production Manager, PR Lead, Costume Head, etc.
- Maintain a production calendar for: Rehearsals, script deadlines, and show dates.
- Manage: Budget tracking and sponsorship coordination.
Team Culture & Engagement
- Conduct: Creative brainstorming sessions for new ideas and play concepts.
- Celebrate achievements through: Awards like “Best Improv,” “Most Dramatic Entry,” etc.
- Host bonding activities: Game nights, theatre games, and role-play challenges.
- Arrange: Constructive feedback sessions post-performances.