Theatre is the most ancient and original experiential method of understanding and shaping the world, therefore an effective training tool. The learning with theatre will enhance social skills, creativity and presentation skills in line with the specific subject of the training session.

These exercises have one thing in common with meditation - the focus on awareness. But instead of being still and inward, the actor explores – himself, the body and the world that surrounds him.

Thalia is the Greek Goddess of music, song and dance. Her name was derived from the Greek word thaleia, meaning "rich festivity" or "blooming." Thalia helps understand the relationship of people and the organization they work for. A group of employees or managers can go through the process of creating a short play about their workplace. Through a blend of group exercises, creativity techniques and theatre making techniques, the group is enabled to create their own play and explore their relationship with the company.

Thalia is the Greek Goddess of music, song and dance. Her name was derived from the Greek word thaleia, meaning "rich festivity" or "blooming."

Thalia II emphasizes on the drama in each story, the humour and the best theatrical way to present the story. It works with the ancient technique of chorus that Greek tragedies and many Indian folk theatre traditions have in common. Thalia II will help experience that everybody has stories that are worth being told.