Businesses in the drama and arts category provide opportunities to learn, make and experience creative work. They may include drama schools, performing arts studios, arts centres, theatre groups and providers of workshops or community activities. Teaching can cover acting, improvisation, voice, movement, stage skills, dance, visual arts or creative writing, with sessions suited to different ages and levels of experience. Customers may be able to attend regular classes, short courses, holiday workshops, rehearsals, performances, exhibitions or other cultural events. Some organisations hire rehearsal or performance spaces, support amateur and community productions, or offer arts activities for schools and groups. The range varies between providers: some focus on tuition and participation, while others concentrate on producing live performances or presenting work by artists.