Theatrical Studies incorporates singing, Acting , Musical Theatre and Theatrical dance . 

Students are taught at an advanced level, given opportunities and learning experiences preparing students for the theatrical industry . 

STUDENTS MAYBE REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN FORMAL ASSESSMENTS  

Examples 

• headshots 

• Production 

• Examinations

• big performances 

• competitions 

  -etc. 

(Classes are by age as formal assessments are suited for each age range)

JUNIORS (5-12yrs old)

Theatrical Studies for primary students is an engaging and interactive class that introduces young learners to the exciting world of theater and performance. In this class, students explore a variety of theatrical elements and techniques while developing their creativity, communication skills, and confidence on stage.

The primary focus of Theatrical Studies is on fostering imagination and storytelling through drama. Students will participate in a range of activities such as improvisation, role-playing, and storytelling exercises to ignite their creativity and encourage them to express themselves through character development and narrative exploration.

Additionally, the class introduces fundamental acting skills such as voice projection, body language, facial expressions, and stage presence. Through games, exercises, and small group performances, students learn how to effectively communicate emotions, ideas, and messages to an audience.

Theatrical Studies also incorporates elements of stagecraft, including basic set design, props, and costumes, allowing students to understand the collaborative nature of theater production and gain a holistic appreciation for the performing arts.

Overall, Theatrical Studies for primary students provides a fun and educational experience that nurtures imagination, builds confidence, and cultivates a love for storytelling and performance. Students develop valuable communication and teamwork skills while exploring their creativity in a supportive and inclusive environment.

Secondary, Teens and Adults  

Theatrical Studies for secondary students is an immersive and comprehensive class designed to deepen students' understanding of theater arts and enhance their performance skills. This class is ideal for students who are passionate about drama, acting, and the art of storytelling.

In Theatrical Studies for secondary students, the focus shifts towards more advanced techniques and concepts in theater. Students explore a range of dramatic styles, genres, and playwrights, delving into the historical and cultural contexts that shape theatrical productions. They analyze scripts, dissect characters, and study the elements of dramatic structure to develop a deeper appreciation for the art form.

Acting is a central component of the class, and students engage in a variety of acting exercises, scene work, and character development activities. They learn how to embody characters authentically, use vocal and physical techniques to convey emotions and intentions, and collaborate effectively with peers in ensemble performances.

The class also covers aspects of stagecraft and production, including set design, lighting, sound, costumes, and directing. Students gain hands-on experience in various technical aspects of theater, understanding the behind-the-scenes work that contributes to a successful production.

Throughout the course, students have opportunities to showcase their skills and creativity through performances, presentations, and projects. They receive constructive feedback and guidance from the instructor to support their growth as performers and artists.

Overall, Theatrical Studies for secondary students provides a rich and stimulating learning experience that fosters artistic expression, critical thinking, collaboration, and a deeper understanding of the theatrical craft. It prepares students for further study in theater arts or careers in performing arts and related fields.