Saya Anak Bangsawan! (I'm a Bangsawan Kid!)
Overview
Programme IDAEP0520886
Programme TypeWorkshops
Recommended Size 5 - 30
Language Malay
Programme Format On-site, Digital, Blended (mix of on-site and digital)
Cost $280.00 Per student
Primary Art Form - Sub-Genre Theatre - Traditional Malay, General Drama skills/Acting
Student Profile Primary Lower, Primary Middle, Primary Upper
Duration
Secondary Art Form - Sub-Genre -
Venue (where applicable)
Showcase
Programme Synopsis A programme for primary school students (aged 7 to 12) to be introduced to the art of Bangsawan (Malay Opera) through an interactive workshop series, where the 6 Fundamental Bangsawan Elements are taught and practised with the workshop participants. Guided by trainers and facilitators who are practising Bangsawan practitioners themselves, these elements will be explored: 1) Bahasa (Language) 2) Nada (Intonation) 3) Lenggok (Sway) 4) Adab (Mannerisms) 5) Gerak (Movements) 6) Deria (Senses) Through these Bangsawan workshops, we aim to: 1. Introduce the young to the art of Bangsawan, or Malay Opera and pique their interest in exploring their own cultural roots 2. Inculcate cultural awareness and appreciation through the fine theatrical art form and develop their critical thinking skills 3. Provide opportunities to develop their creativity, communication, collaboration and information skills through team-based activities in the workshops 4. Implement the skills learnt through a performance by the participants, developing their inventive thinking skills The topics that will be covered include basic theatre skills, traditional Malay Opera dialogues, movements, costumes and crafts.
Focus Areas Appreciate Arts & Culture, Acquire Skills & Knowledge
Point of Emphasis SG Cultural Identity
Lesson Goal #1 1. Introduce the young to the art of Malay Opera, pique their interest in exploring their own cultural roots
Lesson Goal #2 2. Develop their creativity, communication, collaboration and information skills by practising Malay Opera through team-based activities
Lesson Goal #3 3. Implement the acquired skills learnt by putting up a Malay Opera performance
Visualiser, Audio/Sound System
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Offered by:
ANGGERIK TMSK BANGSAWAN LLP
Anggerik Temasek Bangsawan (ATB), formerly known as Sri Anggerik Bangsawan (SAB), was founded by the late Haji Hamid Ahmad in 1986. Pak Hamid, as we affectionately know him, was the prolific legend whose passion for Bangsawan was unsurpassed, and he lived his life producing and writing Bangsawan pla
Contact
Noor Azhar Mohamed 92336585 azhar@atbsg.com
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