Youth Theatre is a form of theatrical performance that involves young people, typically aged between 8 and 18. It provides a platform for children and teenagers to explore their creativity, develop acting skills, and gain confidence through performance. Participants often engage in various activities, including acting, directing, and stage management, under the guidance of experienced instructors. These programs can take place in schools, community centers, or dedicated theatre companies. Youth Theatre often culminates in public performances, allowing participants to showcase their talents. Additionally, it fosters teamwork and social skills, as young actors collaborate on productions and build lasting friendships.