Theatre provides a live, interactive experience where students can explore different characters and perspectives, develop crucial communication and collaboration skills, foster creativity, and express themselves through a combination of movement, voice, and visual elements, all while engaging with an audience in the moment; essentially offering a dynamic learning environment that goes beyond traditional academic study, annual Productions that students can audition for, every other year is a musical and an opportunity to attend a Broadway Show!

Theatre class provides or builds Confidence, Communication, Self-expression.

Acting classes can help people overcome stage fright and public speaking anxiety. Performing in front of an audience or camera can be daunting, but acting classes can help people build confidence in their skills. It can help people improve their verbal and non-verbal communication skills. They can learn to listen actively, respond authentically, and deliver their lines with clarity and emotion. Lastly, it can help people tap into their creativity, leading to a greater sense of self-expression and self-esteem. Unlike reading a book or watching a film, theatre allows students to fully embody a character and experience a story unfolding live on stage, creating a deeper engagement with the material, which is an Immersive experience.

Theatre requires teamwork and collaboration among actors, directors, designers, and crew, teaching students how to work effectively as part of a group. By playing characters with different backgrounds and viewpoints, students can develop empathy and understanding of diverse perspectives. It provides a space for students to express themselves creatively through acting, movement, voice, and design, allowing them to explore beyond traditional academic boundaries.

Performing on stage can help students overcome stage fright and build self-confidence in their communication skills. Analyzing scripts, interpreting characters, and considering the audience's perspective encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Theatre often requires improvisation and adapting to unexpected situations, developing flexibility and quick thinking skills. 

The AIMS Theatre program has partnered with CAPA.