Performances

Request a performance by sending an email to itc@unc.edu

ITC has developed scenes on:

• Bullying & Microagressions
• Classism
• Cyber Responsibility
• Depression & Suicide
• Diversity at Carolina
• Drugs & Alcohol
• Heterosexism & Homophobia
• Physical Ability & Disability
• Racism
• Safe Sex & Condom Negotiation
• Socio-Economic Status
• Sexism
• Sexual Assault
• Stress Management 

We are also always in the process of developing new scenes and appreciate any suggestions. 

Interactive Theatre Carolina's Performances Consist of Three Parts:

1. Scripted Scene – 20 min.

• Audience is introduced to facilitators, format, and ground rules for discussion
• Audience watches a scripted scene, a realistic situation where characters experience a conflict or series of conflicts
• The scene ends in a crisis for all the characters, priming the stage for the audience interaction 

2. Audience Interaction (one or more of the following techniques are used) – 35 min.

• Question/Answer: Audience members can ask the characters any questions they want about what they did in the scene and why
• Forum Theatre: Audience members can go up on stage and try to change the attitudes and behavior of the characters
• Image Theatre: Images from the scene are displayed and audience members analyze and discuss their impact 

3. Post-Performance Conversation – 35 min.

• Audience members engage in constructive, respectful dialogue, led by facilitators, with all points of view welcome
• Facilitators ask questions, highlight key ideas/themes, and share relevant information.
• Audience is educated as to the available campus and community resources