THE IMPACT OF THEATRICAL PLAYS ON YOUTH EDUCATION
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theatrical plays, youth education, moral values, cultural development, creativity, emotional intelligence, social awareness, civic engagement.Abstract
This article explores the role and influence of theatrical plays in shaping the moral, cultural, and intellectual development of youth. The study examines how stage performances serve as an effective educational tool, fostering creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence among young audiences. By analyzing both classical and contemporary works, the research highlights the ability of theatrical art to instill ethical values, enhance social awareness, and encourage active civic participation. The findings emphasize that theater, as a form of artistic expression, plays a significant role in building a well-rounded and socially responsible young generation.
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