Verbatim Theatre is a form of performance that uses the exact words spoken by real people, often gathered through interviews, speeches, or other recorded sources. This style aims to present authentic voices and experiences, allowing audiences to connect with the stories being told. The process typically involves the playwright transcribing these spoken words and crafting them into a script. The resulting performances can address social issues, historical events, or personal narratives, making Verbatim Theatre a powerful tool for storytelling and raising awareness about various topics.