What Are The Benefits Of Performing Arts Classes?
The Performing Arts encourage children to explore their emotions, expand their imagination and helps them to develop their own, unique voice. It also provides a supportive, fun environment where young people can be creative, expressive and explore their individuality whilst strengthening their interpersonal skills. Each discipline of music, dance and drama engages a child’s brain, body, and emotions in different ways to encourage their confidence, communication and find joy in self-expression. Through performing, children can express their ideas or worries in a safe setting and learn how to cope with their feelings and fears. Overcoming and taking on a new challenge, such as performing on stage, enables young people to feel a great sense of pride and achievement in themselves.
Interacting with other like-minded young people in a performance-setting, is also a great way to form new friendships and overcome shyness. When participating in sports, teams usually compromise of all girls, all boys, or similar age groups and abilities. In Performing Arts classes, young people discover how to interact with others over a much wider scope of activity, age groups, genders, and levels of skill. Studies have also shown that children who receive a Performing Arts education are also able to benefit from an enhanced performance in other academic subjects like Math and English and improves their communication proficiency.
