RPfT stands for Role Plays for Training. RPfT is a drama based training consultancy. We use drama based learning techniques to explore behaviours, change mindsets and enhance relationships. We engage creatively and collaboratively with private and public sector organisations to help their people achieve better performance. RPfT deliver in person, over the phone and online.
After three decades delivering experiential learning, we know that whilst everything begins with the core team here in the UK, we couldn’t do any of it without our 350 actor/facilitators based around the world. This set-up gives us the flexibility and freedom of a start-up, combined with the reach and resources of a global player.
Our flexibility means that we can offer you bespoke training based on your specific needs, collaborate with you to design the perfect solution, or even deliver your pre-designed programmes. RPfT works across all industry sectors to create and deliver training that is targeted, stimulating and often downright dramatic. We do this because we know that the tell, show, and do method of experiential training has the biggest learning impact and the longest lasting results. The result is a dynamic experience that adds value and produces exciting, memorable training that creates real opportunities for behavioural change.
Katerina trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama (MA Classical Acting), having read Philosophy at UCL (BA Hons). Katerina worked as a freelance Actor/Facilitator and Project Manager before joining RPfT.
Fergus has a degree in Philosophy and Psychology from Leicester University – specialising in P.I.B. (Psychology of Interpersonal Behaviour). After drama school Fergus worked as an actor for over 16 years.
Becky has an Acting Diploma from Mountview Theatre school and worked as a professional actor for 13 years before buying a gym franchise and learning the art of business on a steep learning curve. She joined the team at RPFT as a Senior Associate in 2017.
Katerina trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama (MA Classical Acting), having read Philosophy at UCL (BA Hons). Katerina worked as a freelance Actor/Facilitator and Project Manager before joining RPfT.
Fergus has a degree in Philosophy and Psychology from Leicester University – specialising in P.I.B. (Psychology of Interpersonal Behaviour). After drama school Fergus worked as an actor for over 16 years.
Becky has an Acting Diploma from Mountview Theatre school and worked as a professional actor for 13 years before buying a gym franchise and learning the art of business on a steep learning curve. She joined the team at RPFT as a Senior Associate in 2017.
Amy studied Drama at Bristol University and worked as an actor and theatre producer before focusing entirely on coaching and skills practice in the work-place. She has a special interest in communication in medical settings.
Zoe trained as an actor at The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Zoe is also a business actor with RPfT.
Emma brings clarity and order to the RPfT headquarters, supporting the team with her consummate office management, administrative and scheduling skills.
Amy studied Drama at Bristol University and worked as an actor and theatre producer before focusing entirely on coaching and skills practice in the work-place. She has a special interest in communication in medical settings.
Zoe trained as an actor at The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Zoe is also a business actor with RPfT.
Emma brings clarity and order to the RPfT headquarters, supporting the team with her consummate office management, administrative and scheduling skills.
At RPfT, we work with over 300 freelance actor/facilitators of all ethnicities, genders, abilities and ages. As a result, our team is representative of the vibrant diversity of the UK today and we are able to confidently fulfil any character brief with authenticity. All of our actor/facilitators are professionally trained and an increasing number are also qualified coaches.
“The team at RPfT are incredibly easy to engage with and work alongside” – Lewis Lee, KPMG
