Theater
Theater games put your child in situations where they need to communicate, interact, imagine, and create. There, on stage or in the room, they try out new ways of using their voice, their body, and their gaze.
How does that happen in practice?
With exercises that work on:
- Intonation, rhythm, and intensity of the voice.
- Gestures, postures, and movements.
- Improvisation and creativity.
- Dialogue and taking turns speaking.
- Expressing emotions and ideas.
It is an invitation for children and adolescents to explore their own possibilities of expression.
And the gains go beyond theater. In theater games, they learn to put themselves in someone else’s place, share the scene, and handle the unexpected. Skills that stay with the child at school, at home, and in everyday relationships.
On video
From the Instituto Priorit channel — audio in Portuguese.
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Terapias — Teatro
At Priorit, theater is a space where your child learns to express themselves with far more joy.