Forum theater is a participatory dramatic technique used to facilitate community dialogue on social issues, involving the community in theatrical action. This dramatic technique was developed by Brazilian director Augusto Boal, and that is a dramatic technique in which the audience participates in a play and influences the action. In such a way, the audience can experience their position, which does not have to be just observant, but they can get involved and become an actor in the act. The goal is to stimulate the imagination and awareness that people do not have to be passive victims and accept injustice, but to get involved and create a society around themselves, therefore, the aim of this paper is to encourage such creative work of educators with children. By becoming an active participant in society, one can act and help develop one's own community. Theater can be a channel for initiating social change, in upbringing and education, through practical and active learning and problem solving. The potential of theater to contribute to upbringing and education is well known. However, the practical application of theater in this process, especially in the field of moral education, has not yet been elaborated. Here we can mention a form of theater, known as Forum theater as a useful pedagogical tool of moral education. This interactive theatrical technique encourages children to use their imagination to actively participate in the play and think about a particular problem. Because of the role of the audience in the Forum theater is not passive, the child is not only a passive recipient of the message and the form of a theater forum encourages them to think about a particular problem.