Forum Theater is a form of interactive drama that encourages audience participation to explore social issues. Developed by Brazilian theater director Augusto Boal, it allows spectators to intervene in the performance, suggesting changes to the script or actions of the characters. This method aims to empower individuals to think critically about their own lives and societal challenges. In a typical Forum Theater performance, a scene is presented that depicts a conflict or problem. After the initial performance, audience members can step in as actors, replacing characters to propose alternative solutions. This process fosters dialogue and promotes understanding of diverse perspectives.