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Theatre for Change, Galway, uses Theatre of the Oppressed to examine social issues in order to empower people to bring about personal and social change.

ALa Theatre for Change (ALaTfC) examines social issues by using the techniques of Theatre of the Oppressed (T.O.) in order to empower people to bring about personal, and social change. Our aim is to develop the T.O. capacity in Ireland. We facilitate weekly workshops using Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed methodologies and deliver Training-the-Trainer programmes in communities and third level institutions. We develop and perform Forum Theatre plays and do workshops in schools. We also host workshops with acclaimed international Theatre of the Oppressed Facilitators.

28/08/2025

In two weeks we are finally having another course in Theatre of the Oppressed. We are so exited about this opportunity!!
This training is leading up to another one we are hosting with Jose Soeiro in Legislative Theatre, where participants need prior knowledge of TO.

22/08/2025

We are exited to announce that we are (finally!) having a weekend workshop open to anyone interested in learning more about TO. As this training is a part of a bigger project around CARE+; those who have an interest in Care and Support (maybe you are supporting/caring for someone at home or working with it professionally) are especially invited!

25/06/2025

Theatre Responds to Genocide

Wednesday 2 July 2025 | 18:00–20:30 IST | Zoom

Join us for an urgent online gathering of theatre-makers standing in solidarity with Palestine.

As over 54,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, artists are asking:
- What can theatre offer in the face of genocide?
- How do we hold space for grief, rage, and resistance?
- This event brings together artists using theatre to confront violence, amplify Palestinian voices, and imagine freedom.
- Featuring reflections, and dialogue, it’s a space for solidarity, storytelling, and truth-telling.

Speakers include:
Mustafa Sheta – General Manager, The Freedom Theatre, Jenin Refugee Camp (Palestine)
Ben Rivers – Founder, Dawar Arts; co-founder of the Freedom Bus (Australia, Egypt, Spain)
Sabrina Speranza – Theatre of the Oppressed practitioner (Uruguay)
Lou van Laake – Leader of Full Circle Playback Theatre (Ireland)
Julian Boal – Theatre of the Oppressed teacher and activist (Brazil)

🎟 Free event. Donations welcomed for The Freedom Theatre, Palestine during the session.

🗣 All are welcome—come listen, learn, and stand in solidarity.

To register: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/speakouttheatrefortransformation/1726968

08/06/2025

So, we are officially on summer break after a lovely weekend of group development. In August we are back again starting up on a new project around the crisis in the care work sector.

09/04/2025

Today we performed our final edition of our play that is based on findings from the biggest research made on Alternative Education in Ireland. Our audience were policymakers and practitioners within the field, and it was a great ‘Success?’ We aim to continue playing it to the people that really matter. Watch this space.

05/03/2025

This was truly an amazing festival to be part of!!!

(Dis)Placed – A Theatre of the Oppressed festival was held in Drogheda from January 23rd to January 26th 2025. The festival brought together artists, activis...

05/02/2025

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Theatre for Change, Galway (TfCG) examines social issues by using the techniques of Theatre of the Oppressed (T.O.) in order to empower people to bring about personal, and social change. Our aim is to develop the T.O. capacity in Ireland. We facilitate weekly workshops using Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed methodologies and deliver Training-the-Trainer programmes in communities and third level institutions. We develop and perform Forum Theatre plays and do workshops in schools. We also host workshops with acclaimed international Theatre of the Oppressed Facilitators.