The creation, interpretation and dramatic representation bring with it a number of benefits both for those who practice it experimentally and are native speakers, and those who do it to strengthen the best acquisition of a foreign language. The benefits in the second case are even more. Stage fright is worked on when using the learning language; Speech features such as volume, rhythm, intonation, articulation are promoted; gestures are practiced; you learn about cultural thought and representation; role and shift changes are rehearsed, and more.

Our drama club differs from our Theater and Spanish course because it is not limited to a formal teaching in 10 sessions. These are free sessions where we do not follow a formal plan, but we bring exercises to each meeting. Exercises that can be connected between sessions and lead to the staging of a play.