The primary goal of “Dramatizers” was to use the power of theater to shed light on the often stigmatized and misunderstood realm of mental health. By addressing these challenging topics through dramatic performances, the organizers aimed to educate, inform, and destigmatize mental health issues among the audience.
The event commenced with a warm floral welcome to the judges by Mrs. Vinatha, Head of the Department of Psychology, and Dr. Hitakshi, Assistant Professor in the same department.
The heart of “Dramatizers” was the participants themselves, who passionately delved into their roles and portrayed psychological disorders with empathy and authenticity. Their performances were both moving and educational, sparking conversations about mental health that are often pushed aside or stigmatized.
As a token of appreciation for their hard work and dedication, the winners of the event were rewarded with cash prizes, recognizing their outstanding performances and commitment to promoting mental health awareness through drama. Additionally, all participants received e-certificates to acknowledge their valuable contributions to this important cause.
Ms Sunena stepped onto the stage to extend a hearty welcome. Ms. Shreya, eloquently proposed the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to everyone who contributed to the success of the event, including the participants, judges, and the organizing team.Ms Edwina , compered the event .
In conclusion, “Dramatizers” was not just an event; it was a powerful platform that used the art of theater to break down barriers and encourage conversations about mental health. Under the guidance of the Department of Psychology at St Agnes College, students took center stage to convey important messages about psychological disorders, ultimately contributing to the growing movement for mental health awareness in our society. This event not only entertained but also enlightened, leaving a lasting impact on all those who attended.
