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MUMBAI: This long summer vacation, children don?t need to rack their brains as to what they should do, just tune into Radio City 91.1FM and get an opportunity to be a part of the Prithvi Summertime Festival. This time, in its 20th year, the Prithvi Summertime Festival is bigger, better and more structured than before and Radio City 91.1FM India?s first and leading FM radio brand is its exclusive Radio partner to reach out to Mumbai?s bachcha party. Radio City gives listeners a chance to earn their ticket to the Summertime festival while avoiding the long queues by just sitting back at home listening to Radio City 91.1FM and answering simple questions around the plays asked on air.
The festival kicks off from April 17 till June 6 and is filled with workshops, poetry readings, plays and film screenings, promising an exciting and busy summer ahead for children. Lucky listeners of Radio City will get an opportunity to be a part of the workshops at discounted rates and also avail of free passes to watch the most entertaining plays showcased at Prithvi theatre, through various on air activities and contests.
The workshops are based on an array of themes ranging from sci-poetry, shadow puppetry, poster making and clay art to practicum based on contemporary theatre craft, speech and diction and performing English theatre in Indian Traditions and lot more to make your boring summer vacations more exciting.
Summertime workshops have expanded to encompass a wide variety of activities to unleash the creativity of young Mumbaikars, aged between 6-16 years. With 45 workshops and 19 productions coming together and as if taking a cue, the children?s plays too have started incorporating different forms of puppetry and animation.
Radio City through this partnership provides children an opportunity to explore and understand theatre, thus inculcating a culture and a habit to appreciate theatre from a young age. It provides young as well as older children a good platform to awaken their creative instincts.
So tune into Radio City 91.1FM to earn your ticket to Summertime festival.
