Workshop
13th/14th/15th JUNE
Take on Textures: A Mud Wall Workshop
Slow down. Sink your hands into the earth. Shape what you feel.
Take on Textures is an immersive, sensory workshop that invites you into a grounding encounter with mud, memory, and touch. Across three days, you’ll sculpt alongside others on a living earthen wall using mud as a living, organic medium.
Workshop Concept
At the heart of this experience is a sculptural mud wall, curved like an S and divided into 7 organically marked zones. Each zone symbolizing a phase in a human journey root, body, friction, drift, reunion, light, and witness. Guided by gentle prompts and tactile exploration, participants will create a collective sculpture, layering stories in soil with forms and textures.
It’s a workshop where you don’t need to be a professional, just someone willing to touch, feel, and express. A quiet, grounding space shaped by earth and intention.
What You’ll Learn
You’ll learn the basics of earthen sculpting through play mixing natural materials, engaging your senses, and responding to guided emotional cues. You’ll experiment with textures, body memory, flow patterns, and storytelling in mud. By the end, you’ll walk away with a deeper connection to yourself.
About the Facilitators
This workshop is co-led by filmmaker and interdisciplinary artist Divya Pareek, and Busybee, a mud sculptor, architect, and founder of Paarli Dhara a handcrafted mud haven in the hills of Bir. Together, they bring a balance of introspective storytelling and earthy craftsmanship, merging art, architecture, and emotion in a space where everyone is welcome.
13th/14th/15th JUNE
Movement and Voice Workshop
Move with intention, speak with presence, act from honesty, where body, voice, and being meet, something honest begins.
This intensive three-day workshop, spanning five hours each day, is designed for actors, performers, and storytellers who want to deepen their physical, vocal, and emotional expression. The workshop is a journey into the synergy between acting, movement, and voice with a focus on enhancing embodied storytelling and creating dynamic, authentic performances.
What You’ll Learn
You’ll explore tools and techniques that bring depth, spontaneity, and presence to your performance. Through acting, you’ll awaken the senses, embrace improvisation, and connect to truthful character work. Movement sessions will help you release tension, build physical awareness, and move with purpose. Voice work will guide you to discover your authentic voice resonant, expressive, and deeply connected to breath. This workshop blends practice and reflection, offering a holistic approach to help you create performances that are present, powerful, and real.
About the Coaches
Led by Bipasha Biswas and Maniny Chakrabarty, this workshop brings together years of expertise in movement, voice, and performance training.
Maniny Chakrabarty is a seasoned acting coach who has worked with top production houses like Red Chillies (Darlings), Clean Slate Productions, and on Mirzapur. Her clients include actors such as Vijay Varma, Tripti Dimri, Pratik Gandhi, and Arjun Kapoor.
Together, Bipasha and Maniny offer a grounded yet expansive approach, guiding performers to unlock their fullest expressive potential.
13th/14th/15th JUNE
Own Your Body Workshop
Step into a transformative experience with Neha Vyaso in this journey to unlock your full creative potential. The workshop combines Neha’s experience in acting with self care practices, offering a holistic approach to emotional expression and self understanding.
What You’ll Learn-
At the heart of the workshop is the exploration of the vagus nerve, a key to emotional regulation and creative flow. Through mindful breathwork techniques, you’ll activate the vagus nerve, nurturing relaxation, resilience, and heightened sensory awareness. The workshop will also guide you through physical exercises to tap into your intuitive energy and bridge the mindbody connection.
About the Coach-
Neha Vyaso is a renowned coach and actor with deep expertise in emotional wellbeing and creative expression. Her workshops help individuals unlock their true creative voice by fostering self awareness, emotional balance, and embodied presence.
13th/14th/15th JUNE
The Closet Artist
Return to where it all began, your creative self. No labels. No pressure. Just the joy of making.
About the Workshop
The Closet Artist is a 3-day immersive workshop designed to help you reconnect with your creative self, whether you’re an artist who feels stuck, or someone who’s never had the chance to explore their creative side.
This is not a skills-based class. It’s a safe, supportive space where you get to pause, reflect, and express without the pressure to be perfect. Open to artists and non-artists alike.
Workshop Concept
Across three themed sessions, you’ll move through writing, movement, drawing, storytelling, silence, and group sharing. Each session helps loosen internal blocks like self-doubt, perfectionism, and fear of judgment, so you can rediscover the joy of creating from a place of honesty and ease.
You’ll explore how stories live in the body, how silence can be a tool, and how to access flow without needing to explain or prove anything. This is about reconnecting with your voice and learning how to keep that connection alive.
What You’ll Learn
You’ll learn how to reconnect with your creative voice through guided reflection, journaling, movement, and shared expression. You’ll explore what holds you back perfectionism, fear, self doubt, and experiment with simple tools to move through them. Through a mix of writing, storytelling, and embodied exercises, you’ll get to know your inner landscape a little better. By the end, you’ll walk away with a renewed sense of creative freedom and practical ways to keep that connection alive.
About the Facilitator
The Closet Artist is created and led by Saby Singh, a multidisciplinary artist and facilitator. Rooted in both psychological insight and creative practice, his work blends writing, movement, music, and somatic awareness to create reflective spaces for expression and self-discovery.
13th/14th/15th JUNE
Visual Storytelling: Costume as Character Design
Costumes are more than clothes, they’re character, context, and story. Learn how what we wear on screen speaks before we do.
About the Workshop
This 3-day workshop is designed for anyone curious about the role of costume in cinema, whether you’re a filmmaker, designer, writer, or simply someone who loves stories told through image.
You don’t need a fashion background to join. This is a practical, accessible space to understand how costumes shape character, mood, and meaning on screen. Over three themed sessions, you’ll explore how to use costume as a powerful storytelling tool.
Workshop Concept
Through a mix of theory, visual research, discussion, and hands-on exercises, each session breaks down a different part of the costume design process. From decoding scripts to understanding color psychology, fabric choices, and collaboration with directors, this is where visual storytelling begins.
You’ll explore how costumes reveal emotion, social context, and character arcs. You’ll also learn how sustainable, thoughtful design can leave a lasting impact both on-screen and off.
What You’ll Learn
You’ll learn how to build a character through costume, from the inside out. You’ll explore how to interpret scripts visually, how color and texture affect perception, and how fabric choices communicate class, time, and transformation. Through collaborative breakdowns, reference-building, and a final design grid, you’ll leave with tools to approach costume not as decoration, but as direction.
About the Facilitators
This workshop is led by Rushi Sharma and Manoshi Nath, two of India’s most celebrated costume designers known for their work on films like Queen, Tumbbad, Monica O My Darling, and Jawan. With decades of experience and a strong focus on storytelling, research, and sustainability, they bring rich insight into the art and craft of character design through costume.
13th/14th/15th JUNE
Andretta Pottery Workshop
Reconnect with your inner child, get messy, move freely, and create with clay in the open air.
About the Workshop
This outdoor pottery workshop is designed for everyone from little ones to elders, who want to explore play, movement, and creativity through clay. No experience needed, just a willingness to get your hands dirty and enjoy the process.
The workshop celebrates freedom, fun, and the joy of making, inviting you to slow down and embrace the tactile magic of working with earth.
Workshop Concept
This workshop combines movement and pottery across three sessions. It starts with The Puddle Performance, a playful movement piece with Soma, followed by a quick 10-minute Table Creation Pottery session to introduce you to clay. The day ends with a hands-on pottery workshop in small groups, where you can freely explore and create. Designed for all ages, it’s about embracing your inner child and enjoying the freedom to get messy and creative.
What You’ll Learn
You’ll learn to connect with clay through playful movement and tactile exploration. This workshop helps you shed self-consciousness and rediscover the joy of making with your hands. You’ll experience simple pottery techniques, group creativity, and the freedom of expression through natural materials. By the end, you’ll leave with a refreshed spirit and a new appreciation for the messy, joyful side of art.
About the Facilitators
Hosted by Andretta Pottery, a renowned creative space nestled in the hills, the workshop brings together skilled facilitators and artists passionate about community, craft, and childhood wonder. They create a welcoming, playful environment where all ages and backgrounds can dive into the art of pottery and movement.
