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Participation gives a child a higher level of self-esteem and a more
positive outlook on life. The more confident a child becomes, the
more their self-esteem will grow. Children with high self-esteem
have a tendency to perform better scholastically and have a better
outlook on life.
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It teaches them
the importance of dedication, focus and practice. It makes them set
goals and forces them to pursue excellence.
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It develops a sense of self discipline that benefits them in all
aspects of life.
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They learn
how to deal with failures and how it feels to be successful.
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Theater
gives your child a sense of self-confidence that they will carry
with them through life.
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Creativity
can flourish and academics can improve. Creative thought process can
be developed through theatre and used in Math and Science for
problem solving and experimentation.
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Means of
self-expression can be developed.
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Staging
and performing in a show can promote teamwork.
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Learning
lines for a play encourages the use public speaking. Speaking in
front of audiences develops confidence and improved communication
skills.
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Students
who attend live theatre learn about the behavior expected from an
audience and theatre etiquette.
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They also
learn about the history of theatre, the different styles of theatre
and the production.
