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Sujata Anand
I would like to share my experience of my first day at MISF!T. Though I joined theatre for fun somewhere I felt “Can I actually do theatre?” I was skeptical and also very worried about my performance being judged, but yes I wanted to give it a try. Everything was
Deepak Bhagat
The first class & the second class and the session with L2 batch made me realize that Yes I have also somthing inside me which was sleeping somewhere inside for longer. I have no words to express my gratitude to you but still My Heartfelt Thankx to you who really
Pavan Barnala
Life is a b…. (Sorry Pavan, it had to be censored ). Free flow of emotions is what is required to live with this b…. That is possible with self discovery.Theatre is a powerful medium to discover self. With this very notion, I enrolled myself for this Theatre workshop. My first
Sujata Anand
Now that we have come to the end of L1 workshop, finished our grading as well, I can talk about my entire experince, through this journey. The day I started Feb 14th 2010, since then I have learnt a lot of things. I liked acting but, usually did acting when
Prakriti Parijat
Being a part of MISFIT has been the highlight of the year 2010 for me. The credit goes solely to you Ratan. It has been an amazing experience to not only learn but also unlearn some of the myths about acting and theatre. I had a great time with everyone
Ajit Pasi
First and foremost: I salute Ratan for the person he is. I never thought that I would find a talented person who can achieve to be so professional while being extraordinarily compassionate, , philosophical but still practical, playful and humble ( I had read about them only in books). He
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Prajwal Ponnanna prajwalponnanna1245 (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Prajwal on Facebook To begin with I would like to say I had a whole new experience. MISFIT has changed my perspective towards acting. Didn’t know learning and acting could be so much fun. This workshop has made me a better person.
Sruthi Veeraraghavan sruthivrag at gmail dot com
Find her on FB Dear Baba, Sorry I took some time to write this feedback and send it, but the previous one I had tried writing a few days back sounded a lot like the definition of drama you had given on the first day. Below is an honest, from-the-heart
Sai Shilpa s (dot) sai (dot) shilpa (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Sai on Facebook I wished to be associated with theatre since my school days and that interest directed me toMisf!t. When I joined the Level 1 course, all I wanted was to gain knowledge about theatre and learn to act on stage. I believed that Misf!t would help me
Harsh Jain harshjain0000 (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Harsh Jain on Facebook Amazingggg! That’s what I feel about MISFIT. I have always loved how Ratan sir helped me to become a better actor and a better human being. And always making everyone comfortable. I always had stage fear and couldn’t talk front of audience so this course
Chandrahasa Reddy hello
When I first attended the basic acting workshop, I had never seen a Misfit play or presentation so I did not know what to expect. My only interaction with theater till then had been the few plays I had watched. My colleagues who had participated in the workshop earlier recommended
Gomathi Balasubramanian
Find her on google I feel misfit became a great place to discover more about my self as an artist… When I joined the course I was thinking only about acting and improvisation I never thought I will do storyline, script, dialogue etc etc but when the actual play starts




