The aim of this study is to explore classroom-management strategies for teachers from three countries who have specialized in the performing arts. A qualitative research method was adopted using interviews and observation to collect data by means of audio-, video- and live recordings as well as on-site data collection and analysis. Taking into account the literature review, the research findings and discussion, the derived conclusions are as follows: Classroom management strategies are helpful for teaching the performing arts and there is a high correlation between the strategic use of national experts and the performing arts teachers’ classroom management. There are four features of classroom management when teaching the performing arts. First, at all times during the teaching process, there needs to be an atmosphere of "keen insight" expressed as a characteristic of the teaching. Second, the performing arts use "bodily," "expressive" and "oral" communication. Third, teachers need to include "spare processing" in teaching and classroom management. Fourth, in the teaching process, teachers need to perform "role switching" in a timely manner. In addition, participation and charm help teachers with performing arts classroom management.