I was passing this place ( I dont know the exact name – I’m bad at road names) when I saw a bunch of small kids from a school performaing a street play. I regret that I could not stop and see it but I was with someone in a rickshaw, so couldn’t help it! It was after that, that memories just kept flowing into my head… memories of the days I was doing street theatre, memories of the day I used to be on streets.
My street theatre team was fun and I call it my street theatre team because it is always close to my heart. It was here that I got to know about a medium which is the most powerful in conveying a message. I learnt the basics here. I learnt whatever I know about street theatre – here! It taught me that there is a medium which makes sure that what you want to say is heard. It made me realise that there should not always be an intermediary between your message and your audience. Every street play I performed taught me one or the other things which kept me growing everyday as an individual.
The days I have had in my team have been nothing but just pure fun! We all are freaks, mind you – all!!! The amount of weird acts which we have done, nobody would have done all of it. From doing street plays in our campus, on streets to being on canterns (i still don’t know its right spelling) to going to villages to dancing and singing around in our free time – We have had fun, or I’ll be more specific, I have had fun!!! Its because of my team that I met so many new people who otherwise would have been strangers to me in my campus. I have met the most weirdest of breeds here and to tell you frankly became good buddies with them in a span of just 8 months.
Street theatre has taught me a lot of things and my team has also taught me many a things. Things which I shall never forget in my lifetime. Things which I shall remember…
I just wrote this post because… well actually I don’t know why. But all I want to say here is a BIG THANKU to all my team members for giving me memories which will probably get tears in my eyes when I graduate and leave, memories which I shall cherish for a lifetime (pretty cliche but then this phrase actually defines what I want to say).