Theatre Group Self Analysis

The time I have spent in theatre group has fostered the leadership spirit I never knew I had in me. This spirit has developed over time and has cumulated into a leadership perspective. Growing up the daughter of a Marine provided tremendous experience to understand what a leader is and what they must do to inspire others to perform at their maximum. My father taught me and my brother and sister the true principles of a leader at an early age.
There are many leadership traits, however I will only touch on the few I use in my day to day life and the traits I used with my theatre group and other endeavors where absent of a leader I took an active role in bringing about organization and order. In our theatre group there are quite of few like personalities that possess the knack for creativity, but lack the patience to wait in line to present their suggestions. In an effort to bring order I used my trusted leadership traits to quell the chaos before it developed. …show more content…
Decisiveness, to stop the chaos of everyone wanting to talk over each other. Judgement, in weighing the facts of what we wanted to get done but put in place a course of action to allow all ideas to be heard. Tact, to ensure that all ideas were given their due attention equally. Enthusiasm, to support the idea or plan that was best for the group at the time.
As a result of my success in that dispute, my theatre group has leaned on me and requested my opinion regarding a variety of matters, where my leadership can provide a course of action or at least a means which we can strategize effectively. Furthermore, it should be noted that I am the youngest student of the