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Theatre workshop for indigenous children of greater Dinajpur

Kongkon Karmaker, Dinajpur
A daylong workshop on drama for indigenous children of greater Dinajpur region was held at the Dinajpur Adibashi Academy Auditorium on July 19.
At least 300 indigenous children from Dinajpur. Thakurgaon and Panchagarh took part in this daylong workshop jointly organ
by the Adibashi Academy of
Dinajpur and People's Theatre Association (PTA) of Dhaka.
Veteran dramatist and actor S.M. Mohshin, also the adviser to PTA, inaugurated the workshop. Among others, general secretary of PTA and key instructor of the workshop, Liaquat Ali Lucky, Mayor of Dinajpur Municipality. Md. Shafiqul Haque; general secretary of Udichi, Dinajpur Unit, Md. Rezaur Rahman and Nirmal Orao, a leader of the Orao
community were present as special guests at the inaugural ses-
Thc daylong workshop was conducted by Ijaquat Ali Lucky. Ziuddin Shipon was the governmenttrainer.
S.M. Mohshin also conducted a training session for the indigenous children.
Talking to The Daily Star, participants at the workshop said that the workshop was a new and
learning experience for them. Workshops like this would help them hone their traditional art
They also urged the organisers to hold such workshops and train -ingin future.
In the concluding session, the chief guest S.M. Mohshin handed certificates among the indigenous youngsters.
Later, the participants performed two plays, highlighting the struggles of adibashi communities, which impressed the audience and guests.
The plays -- "Manti Amngklii" and "Antoray" -- were written and directed by Md Tarequzzaman Tareque.
Meanwhile Regional Children's Theatre of Thakurgaon staged a play at the Thakurgaon Shilpakala Academy recently. The event was inaugurated by Liaquat Ali Lucky.
Nine children's troupes from Thakurgaon and Panchagarh including Bidrohi Shishu Kishor Theatre, Smaronik Shishu Nattya Nikctan, Rahman Smritl Theatre, BP Government High School, Alpona Shahittya O Sangkritik Kendra, Nischintapur Theatre and Angikar Shishu Nattya Dal participated in the event.
Later, PTA conferred the 'Manchakuri Padak 2008' to three arffhasM children.