​Forum Theater

Forum Theater is a powerful addition to your (training) event or presentation, allowing participants to observe, comment, stop, restart and take part in a variety of situations, changing the course of the story and it’s impact.


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Recruitment & Assessment   

With our professional role players you can add an authentic scenario to your recruitment or assessment process so you can see how candidates interact with others when under pressure or being challenged.



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​​​Role Play for Training Programs

From customer service to dealing with conflict and leadership development. Training on any subject that requires interaction between staff, customers, clients or the public can be enhanced with our professional role play actors. ​


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WHY CHOOSE OUR ROLE PLAY Solutions ?​


At InterACT we have the best role play actors for your workshop, conference, coaching or assessment centre. Our actors remain objective throughout the sessions and they are trained in the art of communication. They provide positive and constructive feedback to aid ongoing development and are always inspiring to work with.


Our role play actors offer flexible, stimulating and challenging learning experiences. The scenarios played out by our actors can be created before the session or can emerge through a direct dialogue with the participants.

All our sessions are designed to:

  • Develop or test the potential of your people quickly and effectively.
  • Improve their performance, confidence and interpersonal skills.
  • Build productive, trusting and rewarding relationships with your people and clients.
  • Make training programs or communication messages “real” and allow for instant feedback.


​​​Role Play for Executive Coaching


This form of roleplay allows leaders to rehearse critical conversations in a safe and supportive environment and get instant feedback on their verbal and non-verbal communication, whilst enjoying the privacy of a one on one session. ​


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