On 16th September 2025, the StageCraft Club at Indira University’s School of Liberal Arts hosted an impactful Street Theatre Workshop at Unity Campus. Led by Prof. Renu Garg, the session aimed to use the power of performance to raise awareness about the serious issue of ragging in educational institutions.

The workshop introduced students to street theatre as a dynamic form of public art, emphasizing its role in sparking conversations and driving social change. Participants engaged in interactive exercises that focused on group coordination, expressive performance, and effective audience engagement. Through these activities, students learned how to convey powerful messages in a compelling and relatable manner.

The session culminated in a short play performed by the participants, vividly illustrating the emotional and psychological impacts of ragging. The performance not only captivated the audience but also sparked meaningful discussions about the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment for all students.

This workshop underscored the belief that theatre is more than just entertainment—it’s a tool for education, empathy, and empowerment. By harnessing the art of storytelling, the students of Indira University took a stand against ragging, advocating for respect, dignity, and unity within the campus community.

The success of this initiative reflects the university’s commitment to using creative expression as a means of fostering awareness and driving positive change. It serves as a reminder that through collaboration and the arts, we can address pressing issues and work towards a more inclusive and respectful society.