Arts Education
& Process Theater

Beginning in 1989 and continuing to the present, Michelle Le Brun has used Educational Drama and Process Theater in a variety of contexts from integrating drama into primary and secondary educational curriculum to integrating notions of death and dying in medical ethics conferences and team-building with gang-affiliated youth.

Educational Drama and Process Theater use a wide variety of improvisational techniques grounded in the multiple intelligences, critical literacy and multicultural approaches. Additionally, methods of conflict resolution are used to promote community development.


Drama also allows the given content or issue to be engaged with in such a way that each individual brings their own inner resources, life experience, and knowledge to bare on the improvised plays.

Call 401-274-1110 or email for more information on Harken's Educational Drama workshops.