Teaching in Nepal

Day one – welcome

After breakfast at the hotel – roti with vegetables, yogurt and sauce (a little too Nepali for my taste, but perfectly adequate) – I made my way over to the

Day two – teaching

At least for the time being, I have decided to frame the blog as a daily diary.  I do have some concerns about this, as it might become rambling and

Day four – rehearsing

I had thought I would be continuing the process of taking a class today, introducing myself to more of the students, trying to raise awareness and drum up a bit

Day seven – a new home, a new start

The idea had been to start a new regime of early morning rehearsals, as apparently various teachers have been complaining about the amount of time the students are missing.   Anu,

Day eight – hokey-cokey, tuk tuk, snip snip

With yesterday’s early start declared a disaster, we decided upon a compromise, aiming for the slightly more civilised hour of 8.30 (a three hour rehearsal was always a bit excessive.) 

Day ten – celebrating new beginnings

Yesterday, I was given a written invitation to attend an event to launch the Orientation programme for the Hotel management course at KGIST (a sister college to SPA in Dhangadhi.) 

Day eleven – shopping

Our first task this morning was to go shopping, both because we needed certain things, but also as a gentle introduction to Dhangardhi, and as a bit of orientation.  Everything

Day thirteen – Time

Another holiday today; yesterday had been Krishna’s birthday, but today were the celebrations – dancing in the temples, processions through the streets.  But we have little time left before going

Day fifteen – off to Kathmandu

I was beginning my journey to Lucknow today, but the plane to Kathmandu, stage one of my journey, was not till the afternoon, so still time to rehearse in the

Day twenty-six – Teaching

Since I was still keen to make myself, and what I do, known to as many SPA students as possible before calling Auditions for the show, we had a plan

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