What is a good friend?
"A little violence also hurts"
In 2018, the tour "What is a Good Friend?" began.
Since then, over 7 000 students in classroom environments have created countless of performances with interactive form theatre against bullying, threats and violence.
Why do students enjoy Interactive Form Theatre?
Students appreciate Interactive Form Theatre because it allows them to actively engage in the creative process.
It provides them with a platform to express their thoughts, share personal experiences, and explore different perspectives on important issues like bullying and relationships.
The collaborative nature of the theatre encourages teamwork, enhances their creativity, and fosters a sense of ownership.
By being involved from start to finish, students feel empowered to shape the performance, which makes the experience both meaningful and impactful
What is Interactive Form Theatre?
Interactive Form Theatre is a collaborative theatre approach that encourages audience participation in the creation and development of the performance.
It involves the audience in the storytelling process, where they can share their thoughts, experiences, and ideas related to the theme of the performance.
The key feature of Interactive Form Theatre is that the audience doesn't just passively watch the show—they actively contribute to the narrative, often influencing the direction of the performance.
Using theatre to foster creativity, reflection, and positive change
This method fosters creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork, as participants take on roles such as writers, directors, and actors (not on stage), creating a shared experience that addresses real-life issues like bullying, social challenges, and personal growth.
The focus is on using theatre as a tool to promote reflection, activity and positive change in a supportive and inclusive environment.
