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The Importance of Play: Fostering Creativity Through Drama
Playtime, Drama Time: Unleashing Your Child’s Inner Creativity Remember those carefree days of childhood, when imagination ran wild, and the world was your oyster? That’s the magic of play! And guess what? StageAbility drama classes are a fantastic way to tap into that same magic – every single week! Why Play is Powerful Play isn’t…
Overcoming Stage Fright: StageAbility’s Tips for Calming the Mind and Enjoying Performance
Stage fright is a common feeling, even for professional performers. But fear not, there are plenty of ways to help your child overcome their anxiety and shine on stage. 1. Practise Makes Perfect At StageAbility, we tell our cast members this over and over again: The more your child practises their lines and movements, the…
Building Strong Bonds: The Social Benefits of Drama
Have you ever wondered why children seem to bond so quickly in drama classes and camps? It’s not just about the fun of performing; it’s about the powerful social skills they’re picking up along the way. Teamwork Makes the Dream Work Drama is a team sport. Whether they’re rehearsing lines, building sets, or creating costumes,…
Unleashing Creativity at StageAbility: The Benefits of Improvisation
With improvisation exercises, children learn to trust their instincts and embrace uncertainty which, in turn, builds confidence.
The Power of Drama: How acting boosts your child’s self-confidence
It is well-documented that drama classes can help children develop self-esteem, public speaking skills, and the ability to think creatively. Drama: Your Child’s Secret Superpower So, you’ve got a little thespian on your hands? That’s brilliant! Drama isn’t just about twirling a wand and reciting lines; it’s a secret superpower that can boost your child’s…
Give our girls the tools to lead!
You never hear a boy being called ‘bossy’ do you? When boys are telling friends what to do, their parents smile and nod, congratulating themselves that they will be a natural leader. It’s still not the same for girls though, is it? When a girl takes the lead and shows assertiveness, she’s being bossy—a word…