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Aditi Sanwal aditisanwal20 (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Aditi on Facebook Well! You know, there are times when you think about something so much, look forward to it all the time, enjoy that thing so much, but aha! When u want to pen it down, you can’t. MISF!T is that experience for me. It is really hard
Samriti Abrol abrol30one (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Samriti on Facebook ‘Ratan’ it’s all in the name. How much I wanted to join this course ?? I left two tempting job offers ONLY because the work schedule did not fit into my course schedule. Foolish is all what you want to be after this class BUT with
Rajendra prasadr38 (at) yahoo (dot) in
Find Rajendra on Facebook Hi Ratan, Please find my experience below about the L1 workshop. Batch-33 I am a silent person.I had participated in few plays in school days (in my limits). But I used to feel that I am not made for acting.But I wanted to be associated with
Vinod Dev vinoddevidas (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Vinod on Facebook Hi sir, I love the way you respect other artist/institutes ,this shows how confident and proud you are about your work and talent I have seen people who couldnt even do the warmup exercise, tranSforming in six weeks ,and performing a 7 min play,and their realatives
Sonal Sharma sonalsharma646 (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Sonal on Facebook I certainly cannot find words to describe the experience in Misfit, but I would try my best to put it into words. You know that feeling you get when you actually find something you are looking for. Yes, that`s exactly what I felt when I had
Siddharth Hazarika sid (dot) hazarika (at) hotmail (dot) com
Find Siddharth on Facebook Hi Ratan, Here’s my heartfelt L1 feedback: This past year I’ve been actively involved in challenging myself and in the process have taken many personal development courses. And to me, doing the L1 theatre course at Misf!t has been one of my most rewarding life experiences.
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Mandar
Was very nervous at the start as I was doing it for the first time. However there was lot of variety wrt sessions etc. Essentially I learnt a lot of new things about acting, theatre, technicals…. and for me It was very exciting and enjoyable. Things I would say I
Midhun M midhun0312 (at) yahoo (dot) co (dot) in
Find Midhun on Facebook Hi Ratan / Baba 🙂 I had a great time. I am really tired as I am having a hectic work schedule and the usually dozing weekends are now devoted to acting :)But I am happy that I took this decision of joining MISFIT. I started
Shrivatsa Swadi shrivatsa (dot) swadi (at) gmail (dot) com
I have watched and appreciated plays for the last 3-4 years, not too many, maybe a couple of times a month. This February a friend who is very interested in performing arts asked me if i was interested in joining a theatre class. I have always been a sucker for
Archana Mittal archana (dot) kathpalia (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Archana on Facebook Theater has always been something I was scared of, when I first got a chance to perform on stage, I enjoyed the adrenaline rush immensely to want to continue doing it. Out of all the learning and unlearning at performances I was kind of lost.
Rituporna Gogoi ritu112358 at gmail dot com
Find Rituporna on FB Hello Baba, Let’s begin, It’s a great course for beginner actors. I believe it builds a strong foundation for anyone who want to continue his acting journey. And how high a person goes depends on his foundation. But what I liked most about your course is
Dhanush Suresh
Find him on google I have spent most of my time thinking how does an actor express emotions so naturally and I never was convinced by anyone saying it to me that it’s called “method acting”. I have spent hours together on the internet and reading about the so-called “method




