Storytelling & Drama
Our Storytelling and Drama curriculum at Ikigai not only sparks creativity but also plays a vital role in character development and self-expression. The program helps students gain confidence and discover their unique voice. Through performances and collaborative projects, they grow into thoughtful, expressive individuals ready to take on any role—on stage or in life.
Curriculum Overview
Elementary School
Creative Play & Role-PlayingStudents explore different characters through interactive stories and games.
Voice and MovementBasic exercises to enhance vocal projection and physical expression.
Group StorytellingCollaborative storytelling where students develop simple plots and characters.
Middle School
Character DevelopmentExploring motivations, emotions, and backstories to bring characters to life.
ImprovisationEncouraging quick thinking and creativity through unscripted scenes
Introduction to ScriptworkBasic analysis of scripts and understanding dialogue, conflict, and plot.
High School
Advanced Character AnalysisUnderstanding psychological and emotional depth in complex roles.
Scriptwriting & DirectingStudents learn to write their own plays and take leadership in directing small performances.
Full-Length PerformancesStudents perform in larger, school-wide productions, showcasing their skills in front of a live audience.