“Let’s turn Dreams into Reality“
About
At DreamScope, we’re on a mission to inspire audiences to DREAM, CREATE, PERFORM. Working hand in hand with talented actors, dedicated interns, and eager students, we create socially relevant, awe-inspiring performances.
We strive to make our work, informative, transformative and enjoyable. We’re here to nurture the next generation of theatrical talent through professional and amateur theatre performances and workshops. Whether you’re a budding actor seeking guidance or a seasoned performer looking to hone your craft, DreamScope is your stage. We extend our reach into the community by conducting workshops for schools, colleges, and corporations, sharing the magic of theatre with audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
DreamScope Theatre stands as a leading beacon in children’s entertainment, dedicated to providing enriching theatrical experiences for young audiences and their families. With a commitment to education, empowerment, and inspiration, DreamScope Theatre reaches over five thousand individuals annually, fostering a love for the arts and nurturing the imaginations of tomorrow’s leaders.
DreamScope Theatre is renowned for its groundbreaking productions and innovative programming. Through our accessible theatre education initiatives, including student matinees and specialized training programs, we strive to make the magic of theatre accessible to all, igniting the imaginations of countless children each year.
At DreamScope Theatre, we believe in the power of inclusion and diversity, by embracing all voices and perspectives, we ensure that our theatre remains a welcoming home for every member of our community, reflecting the rich tapestry of the world we inhabit.
And it’s not just about the applause. We strive to make our work meaningful and sustainable to the environment by finding ways to reduce our carbon footprint and creating stories for the environment and its sentient beings.
Stories speak louder than words.
Our Story
DreamScope Theatre, established in 2003 by Puja Goyal, focuses on creating and staging socially relevant stories across stage, radio, and film. Our first play, “Bang Bang You’re Dead,” written by William Mastrosimone, was mentored and guided by the writer himself, despite his busy schedule writing for Stephen Spielberg, ensuring a successful production.
We create Art, sometimes we create controversies.
Bang Bang You’re Dead” marked the inception of our socially relevant stage productions. Encouraged and supported by our audiences, patrons, and sponsors, we presented “THE AFGHAN WOMEN,” a fundraiser for Afghan Orphan Care, aiming to construct a school for orphans in Afghanistan. Since then, we’ve been actively engaged in theatre, from street performances raising awareness about food shortage to recording a radio play for A.I.R. to combat drug abuse and child trafficking.
One of our most beloved projects, “THE FOREST,” was organized entirely with recycled materials, resulting in zero waste. Featuring 95% child performers, the production ran for ten days, captivating audiences with its innovative approach.
In 2008, we ventured into theatre-based children’s education with a workshop at Redberryz Montessori, eventually training over one lakh children in performing arts and collaborating with various institutions. Our commitment extends to community building and providing education to marginalized children through theatre-based experiences.
In 2015, we produced our debut independent children’s film, “Namma Aranya Pradesha” completed in 2022, now earning acclaim at film festivals worldwide. Scheduled for screening in India from June 2024, schools can book screenings by contacting us directly.
Theatre – the art of experiencing how to live in another’s shoes
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