A new theatre group, whose subsidiary focuses on performances which involve the young and for the young, tells about its inaugural project. Its overt mission is “to contribute to the building of a more thoughtful and caring society via the powerful medium of storytelling.” Shoichi Ayada from Japan brings with him experiences as a facilitator who engages with the youth, deploying processes and practices from the theatre, and underscoring that working with the young is about the process and less about the product at the end.

A new theatre group, whose subsidiary focuses on performances which involve the young and for the young, tells about its inaugural project. Its overt mission is &ldquo;to contribute to the building of a more thoughtful and caring society via the powerful medium of storytelling.&rdquo; Shoichi Ayada from Japan brings with him experiences as a facilitator who engages with the youth, deploying processes and practices from the theatre, and underscoring that working with the young is about the process and less about the product at the end.

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