Club Activity on MONO ACTING ON MANAGEMENT CONCPETS

The MBA department has the organized an innovative co-curricular event titled “Mono Acting on Management Concepts.” In modern business education, the ability to internalize complex theoretical frameworks and communicate them dynamically is a vital skill. This activity was conceptualized to transcend traditional classroom learning by integrating the creative arts with business pedagogy. By leveraging mono-acting—a solo performance medium—the event challenged students to unpack abstract corporate and economic principles and translate them into engaging, human-centric narratives. The event saw active participation from the MBA cohorts, with students stepping into solo roles to portray real-world managerial dynamics. Participants were tasked with selecting a defining management theme—such as ethical dilemmas in leadership, crisis management, resistance to organizational change, or consumer behavior patterns. Without the aid of complex props or team members, each performer had to rely entirely on their conceptual depth and performance skills to sustain a cohesive narrative.