Gain confidence in stage performances.
Develop essential stagecraft skills.
Understand the art of voice and body language.
Learn character development and script interpretation.
Acquire technical knowledge in stage management, lighting, and sound.
Enhance improvisation and audience interaction abilities.

Johnathan is a highly accomplished serial entrepreneur who has founded three successful companies before the age of 30. He has always been driven to succeed in life, and this drive began in his teens when he first recognized the power of positive motivation.

Johnathan was fortunate to have had a good mentor who guided him through the complexities of financial management. This early guidance helped him understand the value of money and business, and develop the skills to identify and seize opportunities to make money and manage an investment portfolio.

In addition to his entrepreneurial experience, Johnathan holds a Bachelor of Science degree and is dedicated to sharing his life skills knowledge with others. He regularly teaches life skills, business, and English to young people (middle and high schoolers) and adults around the world.

Homework
Frequency: included
Feedback: included
Details: Each week, there will be approximately 20 - 30 minutes of homework assigned to help participants develop and apply the ideas taught in class to their own lives.

"The Stage and the School" by Harry H. Schanker and Katharine Anne Ommanney - A textbook covering various aspects of stagecraft.
"Improvise: Scene from the Inside Out" by Mick Napier - A guide to improvisational theatre.
"The Actor's Art and Craft" by William Esper and Damon DiMarco - Techniques for developing acting skills.
"Stage Lighting Handbook" by Francis Reid - Understanding the technical aspects of lighting in theatre.
"Respect for Acting" by Uta Hagen - A classic book focusing on the craft of acting.