: Boal was heavily influenced by Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed , which argues that education should be a tool for liberation rather than a way to keep people in their place.
Boal developed an "arsenal" of techniques to suit different social contexts: Theatre of the Oppressed
is a revolutionary form of participatory theater created by Brazilian visionary Augusto Boal in the 1950s and 60s . Instead of being a passive spectator, you become a "spect-actor," actively intervening in scenes to explore solutions to real-life social and political injustices. Boal famously called it a "rehearsal for the revolution" —a safe space to practice taking action before doing it in the real world. Core Principles and Origins : Boal was heavily influenced by Paulo Freire’s
