Theatre Years

2011

• 9 plays were made
  
• 163, 185 kids saw performances and shared in post performance workshops
• 19,148 adults saw performances
  
• 530 kids participated in drama workshops
• 2,305 kids participated in animation workshops
• 38 kids made and toured plays (Kids for Kids)
• 133 teachers learned to use drama in class
• 35 ngo educators learned to use drama with children
• 192, 532 is the number of our indirect beneficiaries

2010

• 9 plays were made (including 1 for kingergarten kids)
• 168,375 kids saw performances and shared in post performance workshops
• 14,290 adults saw performances
• 535 kids participated in drama workshops
• 3,150 kids participated in animation workshops
• 48 kids made and toured plays (Kids for Kids)
• 62 teachers learned to use drama in class
• 20 kingergarten teachers learned to use drama with 4-5 year olds
• 30 mental health workers learned to use drama in their work
• 202,850 is the number of our indirect beneficiaries

2009

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2008

• 32,370 kids saw performances and shared in post performance workshops
• 495 kids participated in drama workshops
• 708 kids participated in animation workshops
• 36 kids made and toured plays (Kids for Kids)
• 1,725 kids participated in the drama workshops in Summer Games
• 380 kids were taught drama skills by school counselors trained by TDP
• And between all this, some 12,195 adults are indirect beneficiaries

2007

• 34,350 kids saw performances and shared in post performance workshops
• 615 kids participated in drama workshops
• 1,536 kids participated in animation workshops
• 75 kids made and toured plays (Kids for Kids)
• 17,943 kids participated in the drama workshops in the Summer Games
• 1,057 kids were taught drama skills by school counsellors trained by TDP
• And between all this, some 24,000 adults are indirect beneficiaries