theater-based interventions

Theater-based interventions use theatrical techniques—such as role-playing, storytelling, and improvisation—to address social, emotional, or health issues. These methods engage participants actively, allowing them to explore feelings, communicate more effectively, and develop new perspectives in a safe, creative environment. Often used in education, therapy, and community programs, theater-based interventions foster empathy, awareness, and behavioral change by making abstract concepts tangible and relatable through performance and dialogue. This approach leverages the power of drama to promote personal growth and positive social outcomes.