Studio 77 — Center for Character Development, Creative Expression & Aspirations for children, youths, teachers, & parents.
A joint initiative of Stage for Kids Global and Inspiration for Kids International, Studio 77
offers classes and workshops for children, guardians and educators focused on character and habit building, confident communication, interpersonal skills, creative expression, and goal-setting.
All programs including enrichment, workshops, and camps, are led by Teacher Emil Antoan & his team of uplifting teachers and assistants, the Principal Trainer, Behavior Technologist and Founder of Stage for Kids Global.
Scroll below for the class, camp and workshop schedule and registration.
In addition to camps and workshops offered throughout the year, from 2026, SFKG will offer three enrichment programs tailored for different age groups @ Studio 77.
Group A: The Inspired Actors (8-9 Years Old)
This program combines drama and art with a focus on personal growth. Participants engage in activities such as baking, play and musical creation, recordings and directing, and inspiration action projects. The program aims to develop creative skills while fostering confidence, teamwork, and life experience.
Group B: The Big Kids (7-8 Years Old)
Focusing on social skills and effective communication, this group learns presentation techniques, etiquette, and how to find presence and confidence in various settings. Drama and art activities support their development in expressing themselves clearly and confidently.
Group C: The Junior Creators (5-6 Years Old)
Aimed at younger children, this program encourages finding their voice and learning to work collaboratively. Through drama and art, participants build courage to participate, try new things, and express themselves in supportive ways.
Each program consists of 10 lessons per term, culminating in a presentation where students showcase their work and growth over the year.
The Inspired Actors program
The Inspired Actors (Group A: 8-9 Years Old)
The Inspired Actors program blends drama, art, and life skills to nurture creative expression and personal growth. Through a variety of activities—from acting and directing to baking and musical creation—students develop confidence, teamwork, and leadership.
Benefits
- Enhanced creativity through multi-disciplinary arts (drama, music, visual arts).
- Improved self-confidence and leadership skills.
- Hands-on experience in directing, recording, and production.
- Development of practical life skills such as baking and collaboration.
- Encouragement of independent thinking and problem-solving.
- Preparation for public performance and presentation.
Assistant Teachers: Sue/Fini
Lesson Plan Outline (10 lessons per term)
| Lesson | Focus | Activities/Skills Covered |
| 1 | Introduction & Team Building | Icebreakers, group games, basic drama exercises |
| 2 | Storytelling & Character Creation | Creating characters, improvisation |
| 3 | Baking & Creative Collaboration | Simple baking project fostering teamwork |
| 4 | Musical Play Creation | Writing songs, rhythm exercises |
| 5 | Recording Basics & Voice Work | Using microphones, voice modulation |
| 6 | Directing & Scene Work | Basic directing techniques, scene rehearsal |
| 7 | Inspiration Action Project | Planning a group project based on an inspirational theme |
| 8 | Set & Prop Making | Creating simple props and sets for performances |
| 9 | Rehearsal & Refinement | Practicing scenes, giving and receiving feedback |
| 10 | Final Presentation & Reflection | Performance for audience, group reflection |
Term 1 End-of-Term Outcome:
Written work: Musical script plus lyrics to be turned into songs and uploaded to Stage for Kids Global music profile on Spotify and iTunes – turning each Inspired Actor into a music Star!
The big kids program
The Big Kids (Group B: 7-8 Years Old)
The Big Kids program is designed to build social skills and effective communication through drama and art. Children learn how to express themselves clearly and confidently while developing etiquette and presentation skills.
Benefits
- Improved verbal and non-verbal communication skills.
- Increased confidence in public speaking and presentations.
- Understanding of social etiquette and respectful behavior.
- Enhanced ability to collaborate with peers.
- Stronger presence and self-awareness.
- Development of empathy through role-play and group activities.
Principal Teacher: Teacher Emil
Assistant Teachers: Sue/Fini
Lesson Plan Outline (10 lessons per term)
| Lesson | Focus | Activities/Skills Covered |
| 1 | Introduction & Social Icebreakers | Group games to promote connection |
| 2 | Basics of Effective Communication | Listening skills, body language |
| 3 | Presentation Skills & Posture | Voice projection, posture exercises |
| 4 | Etiquette & Respectful Interaction | Role-playing social scenarios |
| 5 | Confidence Building | Positive affirmations, confidence games |
| 6 | Drama Games for Presence | Improvisation focusing on presence |
| 7 | Group Collaboration | Team challenges, cooperative drama activities |
| 8 | Expressive Arts | Art projects that complement communication themes |
| 9 | Practice Presentations | Preparing short presentations or speeches |
| 10 | Sharing & Celebration | Sharing work with peers, positive reinforcement |
Term 1 End-of-Term Outcome:
The Big Kids will create a Role-play script called, “How to Be a Social Hero” – role-play, record and produce the instructional video.
little creators program
The Junior Creators (Group C: 5-6 Years Old)
The Junior Creators program encourages young children to find their voice through drama and art. It focuses on building courage to participate, express themselves, and work cooperatively with others.
Benefits
- Development of basic communication and expression.
- Building early social skills such as sharing and cooperation.
- Increased courage to try new things in a supportive setting.
- Introduction to creative arts as a form of self-expression.
- Improved listening and following instructions.
Principal Teacher: Teacher Emil
Assistant Teachers: Sue/Fini
Lesson Plan Outline (10 lessons per term)
| Lesson | Focus | Activities/Skills Covered |
| 1 | Welcome & Group Introduction | Simple group games and introductions |
| 2 | Finding Your Voice | Vocal play, sounds, simple speaking exercises |
| 3 | Expressing Feelings | Using facial expressions and body language |
| 4 | Basic Cooperation | Turn-taking games, paired activities |
| 5 | Creative Art Exploration | Simple art projects related to storytelling |
| 6 | Drama Play | Short role-playing games with guidance |
| 7 | Building Courage | Encouraging participation through fun challenges |
| 8 | Listening & Following Directions | Interactive games emphasizing attention |
| 9 | Group Story Creation | Collaborative story-building through drawing or acting |
| 10 | Sharing & Celebration | Sharing work with peers, positive reinforcement |
Term 1 End-of-Term Outcome:
Recorded clip: Children present a recorded clip of 3 minute presentation: storytelling, speech, or monologue. Script to be created during the term.
Studio 77 is also a Bookstore+ selling novelty stationery, books, and intricate. Opens Mondays to Fridays, from 1 – 3pm, excluding public holidays and for special events and workshops.
