1. General Rules

• Arrive on time for classes. Being late is unacceptable. Creativity can’t wait.
• Rehearsal clothes must allow free movement; jeans and tight clothing are not suitable.
• Recommended: sportswear or elastic clothing that does not restrict movement.
• Before rehearsal, turn off your phone or switch it to silent mode so it does not disturb or distract.

2. Respecting the Creative “Space”

• Communicate politely and respectfully with teachers and other participants.
• Avoid rude or inappropriate language in the Space.
• Conflicts and everyday problems must remain outside the Space.
• Keep the rehearsal room clean and treat the Studio’s property with respect.

3. Working with a Role

• Study and memorize your lines in advance.
• Actively participate in discussions about characters and scenes.
• Follow the director’s instructions and respect the team’s decisions.
• Make suggestions for improving the performance while maintaining respect for colleagues.
• Respect the director’s vision: fulfill it completely before suggesting your own ideas.

4. Stage Behavior

• Use stage space safely.
• Control gestures, facial expressions, and voice.
• Follow safety rules when working with props.

5. Props and Costumes

• Handle props and costumes with care.
• Return props and costumes to their place after rehearsal.
• Report the need for repairs or defect corrections in a timely manner.
• Actively participate in making props and costumes, taking measurements, and adjusting fittings.

6. Working with the Audience

• Treat the audience with gratitude.
• Be prepared for attention from spectators and fans.
• Behave in a friendly manner; give autographs and take photos when possible.
• Be ready for questions and discussions after the performance.
• Show understanding toward haters, negative comments, and constructive criticism.

7. Additional Recommendations

• Practice regularly on your own: train your voice, diction, and body movement.
• Watch theatre productions, performances, and other artistic shows to broaden your outlook and develop artistic awareness.
• Discuss what you’ve seen with teachers and peers, share impressions and ideas.
• Memorize long texts to train your memory.
• Read literature, plays, and scripts to explore different styles and approaches.
• Keep a personal creative journal: write down observations, ideas, notes about your roles, and experiments.
• Experiment with different theatrical techniques and genres, develop your own style.
• Actively participate in masterclasses, festivals, and other educational events to expand your experience.