Thursday, March 5, 2020
Prasannas Volunteer Drama Workshop!
Prasanna's Volunteer Drama Workshop! Prasanna P is an experienced actor starring in major stage productions, TV shows and film. Recently Prasanna has taken a few hours a week from his busy schedule to volunteer for The Tutorfair Foundation, helping the 6th Formers at Pimlico Academy develop their Drama skills. Prasanna easily built rapport with the students, providing advice that they were able to act upon immediately. Lisa D - Drama Teacher at Pimlico Academy said, âPrasanna is just one of lifeâs nice guys. The advice he is giving is something the students can really relate to. He thinks about it on their level, which is great.â The students were all working on various pieces for their GCSE drama, requiring a differentiated approach to the tutoring. Prasanna delivered quality support to each student and group, depending on the requirements of the piece. Lanta and Amy said âHe helped us with our scene, which has improved a lot since heâs started helping! He gave the scene a better style making it much more believableâ Being able to strike a chord with the students has certainly helped Prasanna ga in their respect. Lisa added, âThe students arenât struck particularly [by the fact heâs currently on TV] but they are very receptive to good advice, which is what he givesâ You can tell by the way the way the students listen and respond that they value Prasnanaâs input. Tashan and Daniela made the following remarks; âHe helped us with creative techniques and we have definitely gained in confidenceâ and âhe accepts what we have to say. He sticks to our ideas allowing us to develop them, rather than giving us his own.â It really is an inspiring sight to see so many students engaged and clearly benefitting from the help of a volunteer. When asked about the experience Prasanna has this to say: âThe students were hard-working and imaginative in their scenes and improvisations. They responded brilliantly to new possibilities in their work and they were a pleasure to teach.â
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