Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Instilling Confidence
The performing arts are another way to glorify God. By honing their speaking and acting skills, students can feel more prepared to verbally share the Word of God with others. Students learn the art of public speaking and acting through Readers' Theater, plays, poetry recitation and more.
Theatre education provides students with fundamental skills necessary for leaders in the workplace. That’s why drama classes begin in the elementary school curriculum. Students are taught the fundamentals of performing in front of an audience, theatre etiquette, reading comprehension, and how to share the Gospel through acting. Drama expands cultural awareness and allows history, scripture and literature to come alive through active participation. Drama educates the emotions and awakens the spirit; allowing students to interpret and understand what they are feeling and why - helping them grow in areas of empathy, vulnerability, understanding and compassion.
Theatre education provides students with fundamental skills necessary for leaders in the workplace. That’s why drama classes begin in the elementary school curriculum. Students are taught the fundamentals of performing in front of an audience, theatre etiquette, reading comprehension, and how to share the Gospel through acting. Drama expands cultural awareness and allows history, scripture and literature to come alive through active participation. Drama educates the emotions and awakens the spirit; allowing students to interpret and understand what they are feeling and why - helping them grow in areas of empathy, vulnerability, understanding and compassion.
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