05/10/2026
Some projects stay with you long after the last scene has ended. ❤️
Looking back on Play It Forward, we will remember the warmth, curiosity, laughter, and meaningful conversations we shared while exploring the Theatre of the Oppressed.
What made this experience so special was that it was never just about theatre. We stepped into different roles, brought real-life situations into the room, questioned what feels unjust, and explored what might happen if we dared to respond differently. We learned by doing, listening, reflecting, and most importantly learning from one another.
For youth workers and educators, it offered practical tools for dialogue, participation, and action. Play It Forward reminded us that change can begin with something as simple as stepping into someone else’s shoes, imagining another possibility, and having the courage to try.
Thanks to all the participants who contributed to this process and who made this project special!🌱🎭 Special thanks also to our trainers Giacomo Zoffoli and Alfredo Mieschi.