GURIA CONCEPT & BOOKS

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Text Box: TRAINING TO BE: 1. WRITER 2. ACTOR GURIA CONCEPT & BOOKS
DRAMA LECTURES
DRAMA DIRECTING
SALES OF DRAMA BOOKS AND SCRIPTS
eguriaseoka@gmail.com
07069229588 or 08026711232
Name:………………………………                             DATE:...............

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Dear Sir/Madam,

DRAMA LECTURE: WHY DRAMA?
A wise proponent states that: ‘when we stop learning we start dying.’ From this we know that leaning is a continuum.

This lecture is aimed at throwing more light on drama as the closest genre of literature amongst the other two. The topic: Why Drama? Shall be explained to the students; giving them a clearer understanding of what they have been taught about drama. The lecture is open to all who wish to learn something new.

At the end of the lecture, we shall entertain questions based on the subject matter that was taught before attending to other questions, if time permits.

If invited outside the state the host shall be responsible for transportation and accommodation.
LECTURE  DURATION  = THREE (3) HOURS
LECTURE FEE = N……………………….......K

Thanks and God bless!
IN ALL YOUR DOINGS GET KNOWLEDGE
Text Box: TRAINING TO BE: 3. WRITER 4. ACTOR FOR KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
IN ALL YOUR DOINGS GET UNDERSTANDING
AND BE WISE!
Yours faithfully,
Eguriase S. M. Okaka
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