Theatre is the beginning of the art of the world
Les Kurbas
5–8 years
First steps into the world of creativity. Through play, movement, imagination and improvisation, children learn to interact with others, express their emotions, and develop attention, imagination and self-confidence.
9–14 years
A time of active self-discovery. Children develop communication, creative thinking, teamwork and self-expression. They learn to work with their voice, body and emotions while discovering their own strengths.
15–17 years
A time to express yourself with confidence. Students deepen their acting skills and work with improvisation, stage presence, speech and creative thinking, building confidence that supports them both on stage and in everyday life.
How do the classes work?
Classes are practice-based and include games, improvisation, acting exercises and teamwork. Children gradually learn to work with attention, body, voice and emotions in a safe and creative environment. Every class is different, keeping the learning process dynamic, engaging and inspiring.
Improvisation
Develops quick thinking, imagination and confidence.
Voice Training
Helps children speak clearly, expressively and with confidence.
Stage Movement
Improves coordination, body awareness and posture.
Team Exercises
Build trust, interaction and collaboration skills.
Creative Games
Encourage learning through curiosity rather than pressure.
Acting Exercises
Develop emotional intelligence and the ability to understand others.
Everything you need to know before class.
Class duration
120 minutes
What to wear
Comfortable clothing that allows freedom of movement.
What to bring
Just a good mood and a desire to create.
Acting Teachers
Viktoriya Hnativ
Founder of the ROZMAII Arts Collective, actress, director and cultural practitioner.
Anastasiia Kartava
Acting teacher, theatre and film actress, and director.
Give your child a space where they can express themselves freely, discover their strengths and grow in confidence.
Are the classes suitable for children with no previous experience?
Yes. The program is suitable both for children who already have some acting experience and for those discovering acting for the first time.
What happens during the classes?
Classes include games, creative exercises, improvisation and acting situations. Children work with attention, imagination, voice and body in a safe and supportive environment.
Are there performances or showcases?
Yes. Open showcases or creative presentations are usually part of the program.
They are designed as part of the learning process rather than as exams or formal assessments.
What will my child gain from the program?
The program helps develop attention, imagination, confidence, communication skills and the ability to express oneself freely in a group and in front of others.
How long does the program last?
The program runs throughout one academic year, with regular classes during the entire season.
Is there a shelter in the building where the classes take place?
Yes. Classes take place in a basement-level space that also functions as a shelter.