The world of theatre holds a transformative power, especially on children. From being a powerful tool of creative engagement to fostering empathy and boosting self-confidence, its impact on young minds is profound. While the roots of children’s theatre in India can be traced back to ancient folklore and classical forms of storytelling, in recent years children’s theatre has undergone significant transformation. Bringing this evolving landscape of children’s theatre to Visakhapatnam are some of the finest theatre groups from across India who will be performing in the city in November at a three-day children’s theatre festival.
After the success of the first edition of Vizag Junior Theatre Fest (VJTF), LitLantern for Culture and Literature Welfare Society is back with the second edition with an interesting line-up of participants.
Packed with plays and workshops, the fest will feature performances by Collective Madness Studio, Swatantra Theatre, Bhoomika and mime artist Kunal Motling.
