THEATRE LIBERATES!
In the theater group, small miracles are born when children discover the talents and courage hidden within themselves!
When your little one immerses themselves in various characters, they gradually uncover new colors within – learning to understand others' feelings, empathize, and collaborate. We see how the quietest children slowly blossom and find joy in sharing their thoughts, while the energetic ones learn to listen and accept others' ideas.
In theater lessons, laughter rings out, songs play, and small hands clap – here children play with words, discover their body language, and understand how many stories they can tell.
Small miracles are born in the theater group when children discover their hidden talents and the courage to show them!
THEATRE OPENS THE WORLD!
IMPROVIZATION
The ability to react quickly in unexpected situations, adapt to changing circumstances, and creatively solve problems here and now.
EMPATHY
By impersonating different characters, children naturally learn to understand others, their feelings and experiences, developing a deeper understanding of human relationships.
SELF-EXPRESSION
In theater classes, children learn to express their thoughts, feelings, and ideas through both words and body language, discovering their own unique voice.
GIEDRĖ
Theater teacher
"I am Giedrė Giedraitytė, a theater and cinema actress, who graduated with a master's degree from LMTA (Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre), and found my calling in educational activities.
Learning through play is easy and interesting - this is the main motto of the theater group! When it's fun, even the most difficult things become achievable: fine motor skill exercises, speech apparatus development, learning songs, first role-playing games, and feeling the music.
Every child is unique and wonderful in theater groups, learning to unfold themselves and how to be in a group with others. These are the first seeds of cooperation and respect for one another while being true to oneself. This is our goal, and we journey towards it in small steps, but if it's easy and interesting - it becomes quite effortless."
