The hardest part for a young actor sometimes is to crack an audition. But a workshop will attempt to give acting aspirants the requisite tools to impress casting directors and land the role they are trying out for. Three mentors — Tess Joseph, Miranda Harcourt and Dr Bert Van Dijk — will guide students on how to modulate their voices, explore their bodies, and express their emotions to deliver a pre-decided monologue of their choice, either in Hindi or English.

Not just that, participants will also receive advice on what to do once the audition process is over, so that they have an edge over other aspirants. The entire exercise is being conducted for a good cause.