process drama

Process drama is an active, participatory form of learning where participants engage in improvisational role-playing to explore ideas, perspectives, or issues. Unlike scripted performances, it emphasizes collective experience, inquiry, and reflection, often unfolding over multiple sessions. Participants assume roles within a fictional scenario, enabling them to develop empathy, critical thinking, and communication skills through ongoing, collaborative storytelling. The focus is on the process of exploration and discovery rather than a final product, making it a dynamic tool for education, therapy, or team-building.