I like the flow in which its going. Some elements that significantly stand out for me is that we get feedback on our work almost instantly and precisely, the team is together the entire time so there is that space provided to know each other better. And Rathan , you

Okay,where do i start,i did L1 twice,First time when i did L1 ,i was arrogant and not willing to listen to any inputs that use to come towards me.I was completely shut off. I took it very lightly and the lessons that i learnt aftermath were very gud and heavy.

MISF!T..L1-B23..thats my identity for u all. Many who dont believe in destiny, its for them: “My destiny brought me here”. Many of my MISF!T batchmates & senior pals have written so-so much about MISF!T workshop, that there’s nothing left for me to unveil. But what i can say about, is

After a hunt for a ‘good’ acting class for about six months, i got into MISFIT. i was sure, misfit would help me enhance my acting skills, but never know that acting involves technicalities. the learning process in MISFIT is not confined to acting, it has helped me to be

“Just imagine you are a small kid, you want a toy badly , you have the deepest desire and you think if you don’t get it, it will be the end of the world. You ak for it , beg for it, force and cry for it …..but , fail

As Peter Norvig delineates beautifully in http://norvig.com/21-days.html, nothing can be mastered in one month, and this one month acting workshop is no different. Nevertheless, importantly it does set the path on the right note, because, techniques taught (also, in a way, understanding motivations/background for these techniques) in this workshop not

Last Sunday was magical ! Ratan brings his 25 year teaching experience to the table.He conducted the class like an artist, wielding his brush, pushing that inspired image from his cortex on to the empty canvas. The activities of the day didnt make any logical sense.They were counter-intuitive.But at the

 Find Linda on Facebook You have to take risks. We will only understand the miracle of life fully when we allow the unexpected to happen. – Paulo Coelho. This line could not be more true for myself, I joined the workshop not in particularly to learn theater however just felt

Find Sidhdhant on Facebook Hi Ratan, A big shoutout to you after 4 years 🙂 For people you cant forget, time is inconsequential. I suddenly remembered a promise to you that I would provide a testimonial for Misfit, and I didnt wanna break my word 😉 So here it goes:

Find Tanush on FB Dear Baba, Here’s my feedback. At MISFIT, the first thing that I learned was that like every other art form or skill, acting too can be learned methodically and anyone can become a good actor with a lot of regular practice. The Level 1 acting course

Find Abhisek on Facebook I am a Batch 29 L1 pass-out certificate holder. All my batch mates who would speak about great things they have learnt as part of the Misfit L1 course. I would however like to do some constructive criticism about Misfit : 1. The first and foremost

The feedback from my end: I had a tough phase at work during this work shop and so it did not just help me with my skills it was my only time off from all the turbulence at office. I always looked forward to the classes and wudn’t miss a