The two-hour session is being facilitated by the theatre festival Jairangam, and Motling shares that the focus will be on developing soft skills like body language, eye movement and mind work. In addition, participants will gain an understanding of two key concepts. The first is the 'space-object' ie the ability to work with empty spaces to create objects, like an imaginary wall with your hands. The second is imagination which makes visualisation easier.

Applying the skills learnt in this workshop isn't just restricted to theatrical scenarios, Motling asserts. Improving your body language can help you in the corporate world and the 'space-object' concept can help teachers in storytelling, too. "The art form is physically and mentally challenging. It is necessary to break logic and be in the moment," he says. While participants do not require props or make-up, Motling will be decked in the signature black-and-white stripes to make it engaging.

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