Live Drama Training
Interactive drama that reflects real workplace behaviours and helps teams explore, discuss and practise responses in psychologically safe environments.
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​What is Live Drama Training?
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Live drama training uses skilled performers and immersive scenarios that mirror real workplace interactions. Participants observe, reflect and discuss behavioural choices and their impact. This method supports deeper insight, confidence and practical judgement in ways that traditional classroom learning cannot replicate.
ma based training
How it works
Through immersive research into your organisation and learning goals, we develop characters, scripts and scenarios that reflect realistic workplace situations. During sessions, participants engage with the performance and facilitated discussion so they can:
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explore how different behaviours play out
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notice patterns in communication and decision-making
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practise alternative responses in a safe space through the professional actors
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This experiential approach helps people build confidence and insight in real time.
Examples of Techniques Used
Our live drama training may include:
Business Theatre
A live performance that highlights familiar workplace situations and encourages empathy, engagement and insight.
Corporate Drama and Monologues
Powerfully delivered reflecting real issues, real people and real challenges. Used to explore bias and perspectives, and to stimulate self-reflection and discussion.
Forum Theatre
​Interactive scenes where participants suggest alternative actions, observe different outcomes and explore choices together.
Hotseating
Participants speak directly with characters (played by professional actors) to unpack motivations, challenge assumptions and build understanding.
These techniques are designed to support reflection and learning in ways that connect directly to everyday practice.
What organisations gain
Live drama training helps teams:
This method supports long-term behaviour change and encourages shared understanding across teams.
'Particular praise was drawn towards the actors, for giving such realistic character portrayals. Also their ability to ad lib and step in and out of character at a moment’s notice was great.'
Defence Academy of the United Kingdom