Study goals
To conduct a systematic review of the literature on the use of applied theater in organizational contexts Specifically, the aim is to identify and characterize the theatrical practices employed in organizational interventions and identify the professional competencies that are effectively developed through
Relevance / originality
The relevance of this research lies in addressing a promising topic that is still little systematized in academic literature and organizational practice By consolidating available empirical evidence and identifying application patterns, this research aims to support future practical interventions and guide organizational
Methodology / approach
The study is carried out using the systematic literature review methodology, identifying publications that use applied theater methodologies and practices for the development of professional skills in the specific context of organizational training and workshops related to the management area.
Main results
The systematic review revealed the broad potential of theater applied in diverse organizational contexts. The results indicate the development of multiple and transversal skills, with personal and social skills being the most recurrent in the results of the analyzed publications.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
Although the literature presents some positive evidence, there are still considerable gaps in the systematization of knowledge about the use of theater for the development of professional skills Specifically, there is a lack of studies that identify the theatrical methodologies most used
Social / management contributions
The results provide support for facilitators and consultants to integrate applied theater practices into professional development programs, aligning these practices with the skills required in the job market.