For actors, the process fosters confidence and self-expression as they learn to embody different characters and deliver lines in front of an audience. This experience enhances their public speaking skills and helps them overcome stage fright. Meanwhile, backstage roles—such as assistance in stage management, set design, costumes and technical support—allow students to develop valuable skills in teamwork, organization, and problem-solving. Each aspect of the production is managed by students, promoting a sense of ownership and responsibility. Collaborating with peers in this creative environment encourages communication and camaraderie, fostering friendships and a strong sense of community within the school. Ultimately, the play production not only cultivates artistic talents but also equips students with essential life skills that will serve them well beyond the stage.