Emotional education in the form of theatre for children is beneficial for a variety of reasons. First, theatre helps children develop their emotional intelligence by allowing them to explore a range of emotions through acting and role-playing and the stories they see presented on stage. This helps them to better understand and regulate their own emotions and the emotions of others.

Additionally, theatre can help children to build self-esteem and confidence as they learn to express themselves creatively and in front of an audience, which they can see good role models of when experiencing a show designed just for them. This can also help to develop their public speaking skills and ability to connect with others.

Another key benefit of theatre in emotional education is that it can provide children with a safe space to work through difficult or complex emotions such as anger, sadness, or fear. Through acting out these emotions in a controlled environment, children can process and understand them in a healthy and productive way.

Finally, theatre can also provide children with a sense of community and belonging as they work together to create a performance. This can foster teamwork and cooperation, as well as build strong relationships with others.

Overall, emotional education through theatre can be an incredibly valuable experience for children, helping to build their emotional intelligence, self-esteem, and sense of community.

Alpha Shows provides valuable experiences in theatre for children, with the added benefit of not having to incur the cost of travelling to the theatre and buying tickets. You can have a broadway level production set up and perform for your school community, every single year with a different production that they’ve never seen before.