At FLAME School of Performing Arts, we believe, to touch the sky, one needs strong roots. That’s just why our program focuses on practical work, with a strong grounding in theory. Performing arts is all about interaction and at FLAME School of Performing Arts, students indulge in it inside as well as outside the classroom. In fact, it is at the core of the learning experience. While we teach Performing Arts and other subjects, we also keep students in tune with the times. Students are shown screenings of films, recorded videos and plays. They make rich use of our audio collection as well as the studio facilities. Apart from recorded footage, students spend time watching performances and interacting with professional artists.

FLAME School of Performing Arts is well equipped with resources that promote holistic and complete learning. Learning at FLAME School of Performing Arts can be broadly classified into:

Classroom teaching
Classroom teaching is focused on theoretical interaction between students and faculty. The interaction is supported by reading material, group discussions, lectures and self-study.

Workshops and seminars
Faculty plans workshops on the practical aspect of performing arts. Additionally, renowned practitioners and performers are invited to conduct workshops or series of lectures.

Observation Labs
To understand the applied aspect of the art, students are taken off campus to observe rehearsals, workshops or concerts. This contributes towards an understanding of various working methodologies and forms familiarity with the practical side of the arts.

Audio-Visual Support
The reading material and library learning is supported by audio-visual resources including artistic performances,  discussions and documentaries. 

Outreach Program
Students at FLAME School of Performing Arts get the opportunity to work outside the campus through outreach programs. These include various collaborations with schools, NGOs, corporates and other social enterprises where they can contribute their talent by participating in or conducting workshops, seminars and performances.

Master in Residence
The School of Performing Arts ‘Master in Residence’ program provides students with the opportunity to be advised by, interact with and learn from the masters of the craft; experts in music, theatre or dance. Top professionals in the fields are invited to campus as part of this program, which offers students a unique and invaluable insight into life in the professional world of performing arts.