The form of theatre we use is called Applied or Social Theatre. This form of drama focuses on the process and reflective nature of the interchanging or participatory audience/actor relationship.
A useful example would be Role-Playing a scenario. It offers the participants a platform to engage, change and explore the narrative by becoming part of the play and having the creative, safe space, to explore a range of alternative outcomes. Our focus includes the aspects of:
- Wellbeing - Embedded Literacy - Personal, social, health, and economical studies. - Empathy - Creative Process
- Engagement
- Social Awareness
- Collaboration
- Personal responsibility
- Leadership Opportunities
Each course includes materials that enhance and scaffold the learning experience.
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