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The hidden curriculum in the midst of of the lights, sound, and stage directions was "how to behave in the sanctuary."

First, when the rowdy children entered in, the director reminded them that they were in the house of the Lord and should enter in respectfully.

Second, The director prays to open up the rehearsal, reminding everyone to be reverent while in the sanctuary.

Thirdly, when the toddler dressed as a bear was wiggling in the pews, the director reminded him to "make a good choice in church," so that he would sit nicely during rehearsal.

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The culture of the rehearsal space was a mexican american, amateur performance and kid-friendly, beginers-theatre culture. People were using spanglish, and learning basic theatre terms such as "stage left" "lights up." The Director and other parents were also very patient with the excitedly energetic kids. The driving culture behind everything though was a Christian culture.

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This was a theatrical learning environment. I considered this a learning environment because people were learning from a director how to set up, and take down the set and stage props. Children from 3 years old to 13 years old were also receiving acting and blocking instructions from the director.

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Phoenix Tabernacle is a church in south Phoenix near my house.