Theater 4-H Project Area

This curriculum opens the world of theatre to youth with exciting activities at the beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, this revised 4-H curriculum will help youth understand the power of non-verbal communication, improvisation, pantomime, script writing, cultural and historical influences, stage design, and costume design. Life skills and workforce development concepts are woven throughout the curriculum, as youth master more sophisticated theatre techniques and ideas.

Theatre Arts: Imagination in Action - Level 1 - Beginner

Theatre Arts: Imagination in Action - Level 2 - Intermediate

Theatre Arts: Imagination in Action - Level 3 - Advanced

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