Learning a language does not just mean memorizing rules or words: it means learning to communicate emotions, intentions, gestures. This is why at Ars 2.0 we use theater as a teaching tool. Through improvisation exercises, staged readings, and role-playing games, students learn to use the language in real contexts and to overcome the fear of speaking.
Theater helps develop confidence, fluency, and spontaneity. Every lesson becomes a scene in which the language comes to life — and you become the protagonist of your own learning.
