STREET SHOP Leeway from Lee The exclusive Lee Autumn-Winter end-of-season sale is here, so it’s time you stock up on some trendy outfits, even if it’s for next winter. The sale offers exhilarating discounts of up to 50% on trendy denims, winter wear and accessories. You can choose from a range of jackets, sweatshirts, button-up trench coats, shirts, T- shirts, belts and bags for both men and women. So hurry up and cash in on the rock-bottom prices. Connect: The collection is available at all exclusive Lee stores in the city. For the store at Colaba Causeway, call 2284 1467, and for the store at Inorbit Mall, Malad (W), call 6640 7506 Colour shock The folks at B:blunt will colour your hair with the most ‘in’ shades and colours at flat 50% off. The hair salon is offering a discount on all colour services during the month of January to celebrate the onset of the New Year. No conditions apply, no small print, no gimmicks, just 50% off on your colour service bill — talk about starting the year with a bang. So whether you want a dramatic new look, a subtle new shade or coverage of grey, B:blunt’s team of highly trained stylists will work with you to find your perfect colour match. Connect: For the B:blunt salon at JVPD Scheme, call 2628 5082 or 2628 5309. For the salon at Kemps Corner, call 6598 0301/ 70 and for the one at Bandra, call 6521 4490 Student discount Calling all students! Carry your student ID to avail a 10% discount on all new stock, only at Trunk, Colaba all this month. Trunk is the new hub for European and American premium brands like Blank, CTRL, David Goliath, English Laundry, to name a few. With a wide range of clothing, from shorts to graphic T-shirts and funky sunglasses, Trunk is the only place to head to for the perfect collegian wardrobe. Connect: Call 3221 0569 NITE LIFE Tapas treat Dining at Escobar means detaching yourself from the frenzy of urban life. The tapas bar, encased in century-old Burma teak, leads out into a gorgeous open-air dining area. The menu offers delicacies like the gambas al ajillo, char-cooked cilantro pesto prawns or grilled Spanish chorizo, to name a few. So sit back, relax and relish the tapas menu while you sip on your cocktails in the tranquil setting at Escobar. The restaurant timing is 7.30pm to 1.15am. Dinner seating is by reservation only. Connect: Escobar, 199 — VN Sphere Mall, fourth floor, Linking Road, Bandra (W). For reservations, call 4276 0000 Vyas Vandana The stars of the Indian classical music world are coming together to perform at CR Vyas Vandana 2011, a tribute concert in memory of the late legendary Hindustani classical vocalist Pandit CR Vyas, being organised in commemoration of his phenomenal contribution to Hindustani classical music, on January 10 and 11. The first day of the concert will start with a performance by the renowned violin player Kala Ramnath, followed by that of the leading and veteran vocalist in the country, Pandit Prabhakar Karekar. In the evening, a performance by internationally acclaimed flautist Pandit Ronu Majumdar and versatile vocalist Aarti Ankalikar will enthrall the audiences. Entry is free for all. Connect: Sivaswamy Auditorium of the Fine Arts Society, Fine Arts Chowk, RC Marg, Chembur. For more information, call 4322 2727 Thrice as funny Don’t miss Mark Maier, Hal Cruttendenand and Mark Walkerat at The Comedy Store, The Palladium, Lower Parel. The comedians are all set to have you in splits with their droll jokes. They will be performing today as well as tomorrow at 8.30pm and 10.30pm. Connect: For reservations, call 4348 5000 Taleem’s dreams Dreams of Taleem is a Hindi play directed by Sunil Shanbag about theatre, love, passion, longing, acceptance, and rejection. Anay, a young and ambitious theatre director is thrilled when Sita, an acclaimed but enigmatic actress, agrees to work with him in his new play. Abandoned by most of his young colleagues, except for the adoring Yash, it’s a great opportunity to kick-start his fledgling career. But when rehearsals begin, nothing goes to plan. As Anay struggles to maintain his sanity, relationships turn tumultuous, the line between reality and fantasy is blurred, and the characters are forced to examine their beliefs and convictions in the mirror of the play. Catch the play tonight at 9pm at Prithvi Theatre. Connect: 2614 9546, 3989 5050 START UP Purple catering Shaheen Peerbhai started blogging at Purplefoodie.com, and her simple yet delicious recipes that were featured there soon drew an enthusiastic readership. Her baking recipes caught the attention of strangers from across the world. She received suggestions from other bloggers too, who recommended she start her own catering service. What started as a mere food blog has turned into a new and exciting venture for Shaheen. Connect: To book an order, call Shaheen Peerbhai on 98209 95543 or visit www.purplefoodie.com VIRTUAL Pop news Popurls (it rhymes with popular) has cracked the code to keeping up with a thousand news sources online by pulling together up-to-the- moment headlines from the biggest and most popular news and opinion sites, blogs and vlogs onto one giant web page for you to graze through. The opinions and news collected includes sources like Twitter, Digg, Delicious, Reddit, AOL News, Metafilter, Google Blogs, Youtube, Google News, Newsvine, NY Times, Wired, Huffington Post, and much more. You can also customise the website to get the news you want first and arrange the rest in terms of priority. Connect: Visit www.popurls.com Have something to list, an offbeat picture to share, a service to offer, a line drawing, suggestions or feedback? Drop us a short ‘n’ sweet mail — with a picture, if need be — at [email protected] WRITE IN WE’RE NOW ON FACEBOOK! We are so happy that you’ve been enjoying MyCityMyDay. All your feedback and good wishes only help us get better. Become a member of DNA MyCityMyDay (Mumbai) on Facebook and post your suggestions for what else you’d like to see on this page. We’re waiting to hear from you! — MyCityMyDay team ISPEAK EASYI KUTCHI Every week, MyCityMyDay introduces you to a new language, right from everyday courtesies to useful phrases. Crisis 1. My cellphone has been stolen Mujo moobilee ghomaje vyo aye 2. I need your help Muke aanji(elders/plural) / toji (young) madat khapdhi 3. Call an ambulance immediately Havrai ambulance bolayo 4. Call the police Pulice ke bolayo 5. Sorry, I forgot my license and papers at home. Maaf kai ja, aau mujo lisence ane kagadia ghare bholevyo Size zero saga Spend an evening with Cyrus Broacha at the book reading of Vrushali Telang’s hilarious novel Can’t Die For Size Zero. The book narrates the story of the protagonist Joyeeta Naik who, starting with size, has nothing on her side. No man, no career to boast of and add to that, the humiliating offer from her best friend Lara to fix her up for an appearance on a televised makeover show. Take out the time and attend this fun reading session at 4pm today at Oxford Bookstore, Churchgate. Connect: Call 6636 4488, 6636 4477 CITY HUMOUR This cartoon was sent by reader David M Nazareth Send in your photos to [email protected] TINTED VIEW Sometimes, it’s nice to see the world through someone else’s eyes, or sunglasses for that matter — Sent by reader Kenneth Lawrence PHOTO DAY OF THE T his weekend at the NCPA, you can catch the premiere show of Crossings — Exploring the Facets of Lady Macbeth, played out with Indian clas- sical dances such as Kathak, Bharatnatyam and Manipuri. The director, Vikram Iyengar, places Shakespeare’s character in a mythological subtext and slices Lady Macbeth’s in- ner voices into four differ- ent characters. Her ambi- tion, her morality, her ro- mantic feelings and her sta- tus as an equal partner to her husband battle onstage during this 120-min play. Lady Macbeth is one of Shakespeare’s most complex characters, one who con- vinces her husband to com- mit a murder for the sake of her own ambition. She then dies offstage, in an apparent suicide. On one hand, the character maintains her feminine identity — Lady Macbeth is the perfect housewife and hostess — but she displays ‘masculine’ characteristics — she over- rides her conscience and ro- manticism to gain political power. Iyengar conceptu- alised the play after he saw a Chinese opera, a solo in- terpretation of Lady Mac- beth. “I couldn’t understand the words or even the ges- tures, but the performance itself made a huge impres- sion,” he recollects. Iyengar began work on an interpre- tation that would serve the character through a differ- ent language, although he says ‘Indianising’ the char- acter was not the goal. “Shakespeare is univer- sal in his content and his un- derstanding of humanity. I would characterise the play as an Indian response, and the cast has kept in mind the characters they are drawing from,” says Iyen- gar. He believes that both genres — Shakespearean text and Indian classical dance — use strong and sen- sual images whether through a well-tuned phrase or a well-tuned movement. Besides the psychic reloca- tion, Iyengar also explores the femininity of Lady Macbeth. Early analysis by Shakespeare scholars at- tributed Lady Macbeth’s fall from grace as a result of her anti-feminine actions. The play counters this percep- tion by looking at the bal- ance of masculine and fem- inine qualities that are pos- sessed by individuals of both genders. The play won awards for best director, supporting ac- tress, original music and costume design at the first Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards held in Del- hi in 2006. It is being staged at the NCPA as part of the Anubhuti Festival, the an- nual multi-arts festival. Crossings — Exploring the Facets of Lady Macbeth will be staged at 5pm on Sunday, January 9, at the Experimental Theatre, NCPA. Call 2282 4567 or 6622 3724 to book tickets. The many avatars of Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth’s four avatars clash onstage this Sunday, writes Apoorva Dutt Art > Art Musings presents solo exhibition of artist Nilofer Suleman entitled We Two, Ours One. After an extremely successful debut exhibition last year, Suleman once again presents a suite of 15 paintings in her signature style. When: Ongoing till January 12 Where: Art Musings Gallery, Colaba Contact: 2216 3339, www.artmusings.net Workshops > Feed the Actor inside you with Darpan Theatre group’s two months play- oriented creative workshop on Theatre Acting conducted by Sunil Prem Vyas. For details & Reg- 9821658645 / 9821564539 / 26740947. Email [email protected] or visit www.darpantheatregroup.com > Learn basics of outdoor photography on weekends with photographer Kaushik at Madh Islands Contact: 9821918991 > The Learning Curve presents its course in ‘Effective Verbal Communication’. Faculty comprises of Tom Alter, Jerry Pinto, Denzil Smith, Asif Ali Beg and others. There are eight modules related to ‘The Art of Speaking’, and this includes public speaking, pronunciation, voice modulation, diction, group discussions, vocabulary building and more. Classes are held over the weekends Where: Bandra Contact: 9819161354 or [email protected] > Saathi — a computer course for senior citizens. Vidyanidhi Info Tech Academy belives that computers are for everyone and have therefore developed a special course for seniors, so that they can keep track with today’s fast-paced times When: Ongoing Contact: 9029435311 / 9934357548/ 26255629 > Experience making a pot on the potters wheel as well as through exciting techniques like coiling, slab making and embellish your pots with textures, cut out shapes etc. Where: Fort Contact: 9833511894 > Overcome the resistance of your subconscious through handwriting correction. Attract wealth, success, heal relationships Where: Bandra (W) Contact: 9820567605 > Handwriting & signature analysis and classes, crystal prediction and crystal healing and classes When: Daily Where: Kandivli (W) Contact: 97697 77036/98696 51805 > Learn about careers in fashion designing, mass media, tourism and many more professional fields Where: Maniben Nanavati College Contact: 2612 5941 / 2612 8840 > Embroidery classes: Learn kantha, soof, kutchi and mirror work, aari, phulkari, mukaesh, chikankari and kasuti Where: Thane (W) Contact: 25891076 > Kickboxing self-defense workshop by Indian Kickboxing Association. Each technique is explained in detail, principles; theory and strategy are integrated in the concept When: Ongoing Contact: 9167008018/26398337 > Spa class for those who intend to gain knowledge about international spa therapies and spa management skills Where: Opp Elco Market, Hill Road, Bandra Contact: 26418149/9820522106 > Feed the actor inside you with Darpan Theatre group’s two months play- oriented creative workshop on theatre acting Contact: 98216 58645 / 98215 64539 E-mail: [email protected] > Tanjore workshop: learn the ancient art of Tanjore painting and make pictures of Gods and Goddesses. Also learn various tribal arts Where: Thane (W) Contact: 25891076 Where: Nehru centre art gallery, Worli > Navkar, the bouquet of art, is organising a workshop on calligraphy, designer paper bags, chocolate bouquet and lots more When: Monday to Saturday Where: Andheri, Walkeshwar Contact: 9870776844 / 9820251133 > Workshop for children: to build their confidence, improve concentration and expression through theatrical design, psychological activities and meditation. For kids from 7-13 years of age Where: LJ business and education centre, Dadar (W) Contact: 9987094747 > Calligraphy workshop: Learn English and Devnagari calligraphy. Make innovative designs and patterns using various scripts Where: Thane (W) Contact: 40121287 > Learn Palm-leaf etching and make bookmarks and frames Where: Thane Contact: 98696 81850 > Learn about wine at a wine appreciation workshop Course fee includes the cost of wines tasted. Contact: 9820254614 Email: [email protected] > Learn Tanjore and charcoal painting, jarokha, embroidery, calligraphy and much more Where: Thane Contact: 9869681850 > Silk-Ribbon Embroidery workshop teaches you how to make roses, tulips, aster, iris etc. on dresses, mats and frames Where: A-21/G3, Happy-Valley, Thane Contact: 98696 81850 > Sumit’s academy of dance, to start new classes at Ravindra Natya Mandir, Prabhadevi, Dadar (w). Learn western dance, jazz, bollywood, hip-hop, modern, contemporary, ballroom & salsa. Enroll and get a chance to perform on stage Where: Andheri, Vile Parle, Bandra, Dadar, Parel, Regal and Colaba Contact: 9870215286/ 9867342530, 9867546682 > Kickboxing and muaythai sessions by Amit Lalwani at Sion (E), Santa Cruz (W), Charni road. Burn fat and tone, improve flexibility. Learn the art of eight limbs, the national sport of Thailand Contact: 9869036872 > African art: Learn the abstract figurative African tribal painting art on mediums like T-shirt, paper, pots, murals and many more Where: Tiku-ji-ni-wadi Road, Thane (W) Contact: 25891076 > Tango classes: The dance of love — seductive, elegant and graceful. Fees Rs2,500 for four sessions When: Wednesdays 8pm-10pm Where: The Art Loft Contact: 9930483966 Send your event details to [email protected]. You can also fax them at 3980 1000/4 or call 3988 8888 QUICK TAKES MUMBAI | FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 2011 www.dnaindia.com | epaper.dnaindia.com 9 MYCITY MYDAY Tomorrow Watch out for these categories and more Buy Competition Pet services DNA recommends Spirituality Jam The place where ideas find doers, doers find information, information finds avenues — and where you find pointers to living it up in this vibrant city
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STREET SHOP
Leeway from LeeThe exclusive Lee Autumn-Winterend-of-season sale is here, so it’stime you stock up on some trendyoutfits, even if it’s for next winter.The sale offers exhilaratingdiscounts of up to 50% on trendydenims, winter wear andaccessories. You can choose froma range of jackets, sweatshirts,button-up trench coats, shirts, T-shirts, belts and bags for both menand women. So hurry up and cashin on the rock-bottom prices.Connect: The collection isavailable at all exclusive Lee storesin the city. For the store at ColabaCauseway, call 2284 1467, and forthe store at Inorbit Mall, Malad (W),call 6640 7506
Colour shockThe folks at B:blunt will colour yourhair with the most ‘in’ shades andcolours at flat 50% off. The hairsalon is offering a discount on allcolour services during the month ofJanuary to celebrate the onset ofthe New Year. No conditions apply,no small print, no gimmicks, just50% off on your colour service bill— talk about starting the year witha bang. So whether you want a
dramatic new look, a subtle newshade or coverage of grey, B:blunt’steam of highly trained stylists willwork with you to find your perfectcolour match.Connect: For the B:blunt salon atJVPD Scheme, call 2628 5082 or2628 5309. For the salon atKemps Corner, call 6598 0301/ 70and for the one at Bandra, call6521 4490
Student discountCalling all students! Carry yourstudent ID to avail a 10% discounton all new stock, only at Trunk,Colaba all this month. Trunk is thenew hub for European andAmerican premium brands likeBlank, CTRL, David Goliath, EnglishLaundry, to name a few. With awide range of clothing, from shortsto graphic T-shirts and funkysunglasses, Trunk is the only placeto head to for the perfect collegianwardrobe.
Connect: Call 3221 0569
NITE LIFE
Tapas treatDining at Escobar meansdetaching yourself from the frenzyof urban life. The tapas bar,encased in century-old Burmateak, leads out into a gorgeousopen-air dining area. The menuoffers delicacies like the gambas alajillo, char-cooked cilantro pestoprawns or grilled Spanish chorizo,to name a few. So sit back, relaxand relish the tapas menu whileyou sip on your cocktails in thetranquil setting at Escobar. Therestaurant timing is 7.30pm to1.15am. Dinner seating is byreservation only.Connect: Escobar, 199 — VNSphere Mall, fourth floor, LinkingRoad, Bandra (W). For reservations,call 4276 0000
Vyas VandanaThe stars of the Indian classicalmusic world are coming together toperform at CR Vyas Vandana 2011,a tribute concert in memory of thelate legendary Hindustani classicalvocalist Pandit CR Vyas, beingorganised in commemoration ofhis phenomenal contribution toHindustani classical music, on
January 10 and 11. The first day ofthe concert will start with aperformance by the renownedviolin player Kala Ramnath,followed by that of the leading andveteran vocalist in the country,Pandit Prabhakar Karekar. In theevening, a performance byinternationally acclaimed flautistPandit Ronu Majumdar andversatile vocalist Aarti Ankalikarwill enthrall the audiences. Entry isfree for all. Connect: Sivaswamy Auditorium ofthe Fine Arts Society, Fine ArtsChowk, RC Marg, Chembur. Formore information, call 4322 2727
Thrice as funnyDon’t miss Mark Maier, HalCruttendenand and Mark Walkeratat The Comedy Store, ThePalladium, Lower Parel. Thecomedians are all set to have youin splits with their droll jokes. Theywill be performing today as well astomorrow at 8.30pm and 10.30pm.Connect: For reservations, call4348 5000
Taleem’s dreamsDreams of Taleem is a Hindi playdirected by Sunil Shanbag abouttheatre, love, passion, longing,acceptance, and rejection. Anay, ayoung and ambitious theatredirector is thrilled when Sita, anacclaimed but enigmatic actress,agrees to work with him in his newplay. Abandoned by most of hisyoung colleagues, except for theadoring Yash, it’s a great
opportunity to kick-start hisfledgling career. But whenrehearsals begin, nothing goes toplan. As Anay struggles to maintainhis sanity, relationships turntumultuous, the line betweenreality and fantasy is blurred, andthe characters are forced toexamine their beliefs andconvictions in the mirror of theplay. Catch the play tonight at 9pmat Prithvi Theatre.Connect: 2614 9546, 3989 5050
START UP
Purple cateringShaheen Peerbhai started bloggingat Purplefoodie.com, and hersimple yet delicious recipes thatwere featured there soon drew anenthusiastic readership. Herbaking recipes caught theattention of strangers from acrossthe world. She receivedsuggestions from other bloggerstoo, who recommended she starther own catering service. Whatstarted as a mere food blog hasturned into a new and excitingventure for Shaheen.Connect: To book an order, callShaheen Peerbhai on 9820995543 or visitwww.purplefoodie.com
VIRTUALPop newsPopurls (it rhymes with popular)has cracked the code to keepingup with a thousand news sourcesonline by pulling together up-to-the-moment headlines from thebiggest and most popular newsand opinion sites, blogs and vlogs
onto one giant web page for you tograze through. The opinions andnews collected includes sourceslike Twitter, Digg, Delicious, Reddit,AOL News, Metafilter, GoogleBlogs, Youtube, Google News,Newsvine, NY Times, Wired,Huffington Post, and much more.You can also customise thewebsite to get the news you wantfirst and arrange the rest in termsof priority. Connect: Visit www.popurls.com
Have something to list,an offbeat picture to share, a service to offer, aline drawing, suggestionsor feedback? Drop us a short ‘n’ sweet mail — witha picture, if need be — [email protected]
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MyCityMyDay. All your feedback and good wishesonly help us get better. Become a member ofDNA MyCityMyDay (Mumbai) on Facebook andpost your suggestions for what else you’d like tosee on this page. We’re waiting to hear from you! — MyCityMyDay team
ISPEAK EASYI KUTCHI
Every week, MyCityMyDayintroduces you to a newlanguage, right from everydaycourtesies to useful phrases.
Crisis1. My cellphone has been stolen
Mujo moobilee ghomaje vyoaye
2. I need your helpMuke aanji(elders/plural) /toji (young) madat khapdhi
3. Call an ambulance immediately Havrai ambulance bolayo
4. Call the policePulice ke bolayo
5. Sorry, I forgot my license andpapers at home.
Maaf kai ja, aau mujo lisenceane kagadia ghare bholevyo
Size zero sagaSpend an evening with CyrusBroacha at the book reading ofVrushali Telang’s hilarious novelCan’t Die For Size Zero. The booknarrates the story of the
protagonist JoyeetaNaik who, startingwith size, hasnothing on her side.No man, no career toboast of and add tothat, the humiliatingoffer from her best
friend Lara to fix her up for anappearance on a televisedmakeover show. Take out the timeand attend this fun readingsession at 4pm today at OxfordBookstore, Churchgate. Connect: Call 6636 4488, 6636 4477
CITY HUMOUR
This cartoon was sent by reader David M Nazareth
Send in your photos to [email protected]
TINTEDVIEWSometimes,it’s nice tosee the worldthroughsomeoneelse’s eyes, orsunglassesfor thatmatter— Sent by readerKenneth Lawrence
PHOTODAYOF THE
This weekend at theNCPA, you can catchthe premiere show of
Crossings — Exploring theFacets of Lady Macbeth,played out with Indian clas-sical dances such asKathak, Bharatnatyam andManipuri. The director,Vikram Iyengar, placesShakespeare’s character ina mythological subtext andslices Lady Macbeth’s in-ner voices into four differ-ent characters. Her ambi-tion, her morality, her ro-mantic feelings and her sta-tus as an equal partner toher husband battle onstageduring this 120-min play.
Lady Macbeth is one ofShakespeare’s most complexcharacters, one who con-vinces her husband to com-mit a murder for the sake ofher own ambition. She thendies offstage, in an apparentsuicide. On one hand, thecharacter maintains herfeminine identity — LadyMacbeth is the perfecthousewife and hostess — butshe displays ‘masculine’characteristics — she over-rides her conscience and ro-manticism to gain politicalpower. Iyengar conceptu-alised the play after he sawa Chinese opera, a solo in-terpretation of Lady Mac-beth. “I couldn’t understandthe words or even the ges-tures, but the performanceitself made a huge impres-sion,” he recollects. Iyengarbegan work on an interpre-tation that would serve thecharacter through a differ-ent language, although hesays ‘Indianising’ the char-acter was not the goal.
“Shakespeare is univer-sal in his content and his un-derstanding of humanity. Iwould characterise the playas an Indian response, and
the cast has kept in mindthe characters they aredrawing from,” says Iyen-gar. He believes that bothgenres — Shakespeareantext and Indian classicaldance — use strong and sen-sual images whetherthrough a well-tuned phraseor a well-tuned movement.Besides the psychic reloca-tion, Iyengar also exploresthe femininity of LadyMacbeth. Early analysis byShakespeare scholars at-tributed Lady Macbeth’s fallfrom grace as a result of heranti-feminine actions. Theplay counters this percep-tion by looking at the bal-ance of masculine and fem-inine qualities that are pos-sessed by individuals ofboth genders.
The play won awards forbest director, supporting ac-tress, original music andcostume design at the firstMahindra Excellence inTheatre Awards held in Del-hi in 2006. It is being stagedat the NCPA as part of theAnubhuti Festival, the an-nual multi-arts festival.
Crossings — Exploringthe Facets of Lady Macbethwill be staged at 5pm onSunday, January 9, at theExperimental Theatre,NCPA. Call 2282 4567 or6622 3724 to book tickets.
The many avatarsof Lady MacbethLady Macbeth’s four avatars clash onstagethis Sunday, writes Apoorva Dutt
Art> Art Musings presents solo exhibitionof artist Nilofer Suleman entitled WeTwo, Ours One. After an extremelysuccessful debut exhibition last year,Suleman once again presents a suite of15 paintings in her signature style.
WWhheenn:: Ongoing till January 12
WWhheerree:: Art Musings Gallery, ColabaCCoonnttaacctt:: 2216 3339,www.artmusings.net
Workshops> Feed the Actor inside you with DarpanTheatre group’s two months play-oriented creative workshop on TheatreActing conducted by Sunil Prem Vyas.
FFoorr ddeettaaiillss && RReegg-- 9821658645 /9821564539 / 26740947. [email protected] or visitwww.darpantheatregroup.com
> Learn basics of outdoor photographyon weekends with photographerKaushik at Madh Islands
CCoonnttaacctt: 9821918991
> The Learning Curve presents itscourse in ‘Effective VerbalCommunication’. Faculty comprises ofTom Alter, Jerry Pinto, Denzil Smith, AsifAli Beg and others. There are eightmodules related to ‘The Art ofSpeaking’, and this includes publicspeaking, pronunciation, voicemodulation, diction, group discussions,vocabulary building and more. Classesare held over the weekends
WWhheerree: Bandra
CCoonnttaacctt: 9819161354 [email protected]
> Saathi — a computer course forsenior citizens. Vidyanidhi Info TechAcademy belives that computers arefor everyone and have thereforedeveloped a special course for seniors,
so that they can keep track with today’sfast-paced times
WWhheenn: Ongoing
CCoonnttaacctt: 9029435311 / 9934357548/26255629
> Experience making a pot on thepotters wheel as well as throughexciting techniques like coiling, slabmaking and embellish your pots withtextures, cut out shapes etc.
WWhheerree:: Fort
CCoonnttaacctt:: 9833511894
> Overcome the resistance of yoursubconscious through handwritingcorrection. Attract wealth, success,heal relationships
WWhheerree: Bandra (W)
CCoonnttaacctt: 9820567605
> Handwriting & signature analysis andclasses, crystal prediction and crystalhealing and classes
WWhheenn:: Daily
WWhheerree:: Kandivli (W)
CCoonnttaacctt:: 97697 77036/98696 51805
> Learn about careers in fashiondesigning, mass media, tourism andmany more professional fields
WWhheerree:: Maniben Nanavati College
CCoonnttaacctt:: 2612 5941 / 2612 8840
> Embroidery classes: Learn kantha, soof,kutchi and mirror work, aari, phulkari,mukaesh, chikankari and kasuti
WWhheerree:: Thane (W)
CCoonnttaacctt:: 25891076
> Kickboxing self-defense workshop byIndian Kickboxing Association. Eachtechnique is explained in detail,principles; theory and strategy areintegrated in the concept
WWhheenn: Ongoing
CCoonnttaacctt: 9167008018/26398337
> Spa class for those who intend to gainknowledge about international spatherapies and spa management skills
WWhheerree:: Opp Elco Market, Hill Road,Bandra
CCoonnttaacctt:: 26418149/9820522106
> Feed the actor inside you with DarpanTheatre group’s two months play-oriented creative workshop on theatreacting
CCoonnttaacctt:: 98216 58645 / 98215 64539
EE--mmaaiill:: [email protected]
> Tanjore workshop: learn the ancientart of Tanjore painting and makepictures of Gods and Goddesses. Alsolearn various tribal arts
WWhheerree: Thane (W)
CCoonnttaacctt: 25891076
WWhheerree: Nehru centre art gallery, Worli
> Navkar, the bouquet of art, isorganising a workshop on calligraphy,designer paper bags, chocolatebouquet and lots more
WWhheenn:: Monday to Saturday
WWhheerree:: Andheri, Walkeshwar
CCoonnttaacctt:: 9870776844 / 9820251133
> Workshop for children: to build theirconfidence, improve concentration andexpression through theatrical design,psychological activities and meditation.For kids from 7-13 years of age
WWhheerree: LJ business and educationcentre, Dadar (W)
CCoonnttaacctt: 9987094747
> Calligraphy workshop: Learn Englishand Devnagari calligraphy. Makeinnovative designs and patterns usingvarious scripts
WWhheerree: Thane (W)
CCoonnttaacctt: 40121287
> Learn Palm-leaf etching and makebookmarks and frames
WWhheerree:: Thane
CCoonnttaacctt:: 98696 81850
> Learn about wine at a wineappreciation workshop Course feeincludes the cost of wines tasted.
CCoonnttaacctt:: 9820254614
EEmmaaiill:: [email protected]
> Learn Tanjore and charcoal painting,jarokha, embroidery, calligraphy andmuch more
WWhheerree:: Thane
CCoonnttaacctt:: 9869681850
> Silk-Ribbon Embroidery workshopteaches you how to make roses, tulips,aster, iris etc. on dresses, mats andframes
WWhheerree:: A-21/G3, Happy-Valley, Thane
CCoonnttaacctt:: 98696 81850
> Sumit’s academy of dance, to startnew classes at Ravindra Natya Mandir,Prabhadevi, Dadar (w). Learn westerndance, jazz, bollywood, hip-hop,modern, contemporary, ballroom &salsa. Enroll and get a chance toperform on stage
WWhheerree:: Andheri, Vile Parle, Bandra,Dadar, Parel, Regal and Colaba
CCoonnttaacctt:: 9870215286/
9867342530, 9867546682
> Kickboxing and muaythai sessions byAmit Lalwani at Sion (E), Santa Cruz(W), Charni road. Burn fat and tone,improve flexibility. Learn the art of eightlimbs, the national sport of Thailand
CCoonnttaacctt: 9869036872
> African art: Learn the abstractfigurative African tribal painting art onmediums like T-shirt, paper, pots,murals and many more
WWhheerree: Tiku-ji-ni-wadi Road, Thane (W)
CCoonnttaacctt: 25891076
> Tango classes: The dance of love —seductive, elegant and graceful. FeesRs2,500 for four sessions
WWhheenn: Wednesdays 8pm-10pm
WWhheerree: The Art Loft
CCoonnttaacctt: 9930483966
Send your event details to [email protected]. You canalso fax them at 3980 1000/4 or
call 3988 8888
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