Participatory Theatre
Discover how theatre can spark dialogue, challenge oppression, and empower communities by stepping into a dynamic, collaborative space where creativity meets social change.
Rooted in the Theatre of the Oppressed and inspired by the techniques of Augusto Boal, David Diamond, and other pioneers, these highly interactive workshops introduce powerful tools for creating and facilitating participatory theatre.
With a participatory theatre piece, performed and facilitatied by a team of professional actors, real world issues and other forms of oppression can be safely explored through embodied practice, dialogue, and collective problem-solving.
Themes addressed may include:
• Bullying and harassment
• Racism and discrimination
• Gender inequality and sexism
• Domestic violence and coercive control
• Workplace conflict and power dynamics
• Broader social justice issues and community concerns
These workshops are ideal for facilitators, educators, community leaders, social workers, theatre practitioners, and anyone seeking embodied methods for conflict resolution and change-making. They can be tailor-made to suit requirement – let’s talk!