Child’s play – Set and prop design as a collaborative and the creative process in schools

Balaji, Kalpana (2012) Child’s play – Set and prop design as a collaborative and the creative process in schools. Learning Curve (18). pp. 67-70.

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It is said that for theatre to work and to convey a story to its audience, the rst thing you need is the willful suspension of disbelief. Everyone watching knows that the story unfolding in front of their eyes isn’t real. Everybody knows that they are in a large hall somewhere and the stage is lled with “actors”. Yet, once the play begins, as an audience you suspend your disbelief. You buy into the story and the setting, and if it is skilfully told you are transported completely into another world.

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