Learning Outcome:
1) Voice Projection & Clarity
Students develop strong vocal technique — projection, articulation, and modulation — through structured exercises that build the voice as a performance instrument.
2) Physical Presence & Stage Movement
Sessions cover body language, stage awareness, and physical expression, developing the ability to command space and communicate through movement.
3) Scene Work & Character Development
Students engage in scripted scene study and character work, learning to inhabit roles with specificity, emotional range, and truthful expression.
4) Improvisation & Creative Confidence
Improvisation exercises build spontaneity, listening skills, and the confidence to respond authentically in unscripted, collaborative performance situations.
5) Communication & Academic Confidence
The skills developed in drama — clear speech, confident expression, and structured storytelling — directly support academic performance and social communication beyond the stage
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Fee Inclusions:
• Professional drama and theatre instruction
• Structured weekly sessions with progressive curriculum
• Performance exercises, scene work, and improvisation
• Participation certificate

Students Must Carry:
• Comfortable clothing
• Notebook and pencil
• Water bottle
• Small hand towel