The Studio Superpowers Worksheet is a guided reflection tool designed to help young performers and leaders identify their strengths, set personal goals, and explore their role within an ensemble.
Perfect for theater students, choirs, dance groups, and leadership programs, this worksheet encourages reflection on identity, teamwork, and growth — all while celebrating the unique “superpowers” every individual brings to the group.
A checklist of common performer “superpowers” to help students name their strengths.
Ensemble archetypes that highlight different ways of contributing to group success.
Prompts for reflection on rehearsal habits, backstage behavior, and dream goals.
Space for self-expression and accountability.
Great ensembles aren’t built on talent alone. They thrive when every member understands their strengths and how to support others. This worksheet makes that process fun, meaningful, and affirming.
Free PDF download (instant access)
Suitable for ages 8–18, adaptable for classrooms, ensembles, and leadership groups
Created by Ryan Rose, Youth Theater Collective
The Studio Superpowers Worksheet is a guided reflection tool designed to help young performers and leaders identify their strengths, set personal goals, and explore their role within an ensemble.
Perfect for theater students, choirs, dance groups, and leadership programs, this worksheet encourages reflection on identity, teamwork, and growth — all while celebrating the unique “superpowers” every individual brings to the group.
A checklist of common performer “superpowers” to help students name their strengths.
Ensemble archetypes that highlight different ways of contributing to group success.
Prompts for reflection on rehearsal habits, backstage behavior, and dream goals.
Space for self-expression and accountability.
Great ensembles aren’t built on talent alone. They thrive when every member understands their strengths and how to support others. This worksheet makes that process fun, meaningful, and affirming.
Free PDF download (instant access)
Suitable for ages 8–18, adaptable for classrooms, ensembles, and leadership groups
Created by Ryan Rose, Youth Theater Collective
