Lahore 26th July
Ajoka Theatre’s annual “Art of Acting – Kids Edition” concluded with a vibrant and heartwarming certificate distribution ceremony held at the Punjab Institute of Language, Art and Culture (PILAC) Auditorium on Saturday evening. The event marked the successful completion of the summer camp, celebrating the creativity, confidence, and artistic growth of young participants.
The concluding ceremony featured a series of lively performances by the children, including short dramas, speeches, and dance presentations. Performing on stage before a live audience for many of the first time, the young participants impressed parents, theatre enthusiasts, and guests with their confidence, enthusiasm, and talent.
Director General PILAC, M Aslam Shahid distributed certificates among the children upon the successful completion of the camp, appreciating Ajoka Theatre's efforts to promote creativity, self-expression, and arts education among the younger generation.
Ajoka Executive Director Shahid Nadeem and Director Ajoka Institute Nirvaan Nadeem also attended the ceremony and joined the certificate distribution. The summer camp was conducted under the mentorship of Fizza Jamal , Sheza Butt and Samawia who guided the children throughout the programme and helped them prepare for the final showcase.
Parents of the participants and theatre lovers attended the event in large numbers, encouraging the children with warm applause throughout the performances. The ceremony concluded in a joyful and celebratory atmosphere, reflecting the confidence and excitement the children had gained during the camp.
Speaking on the occasion, Nirvaan Nadeem, Director Ajoka Institute, said:
"The stage gives children the confidence to express themselves without fear. Watching them perform today with such energy and self-belief is a reminder that theatre is not only about acting—it is about nurturing creativity, communication, empathy, and confidence that will benefit them throughout their lives."
Ajoka Theatre’s “Art of Acting – Kids Edition” continues to provide children with a creative platform where they can discover their potential, develop communication skills, and strengthen creative thinking through theatre and the performing arts.
