This episode explores the transformative power of Theatre for Development (TfD) and its potential to combat corruption in Uganda. By merging the realms of art and social change, TfD offers a unique platform for citizens to engage with complex issues surrounding corruption in a captivating and accessible manner. Drawing upon real-life stories and examples from Uganda, this episode delves into the various ways in which TfD can raise awareness, foster dialogue, and inspire collective action against corruption. From interactive performances to community-driven initiatives, we uncover the potential of TfD as a catalyst for change, shedding light on how it can empower individuals and communities to actively participate in the fight against corruption, ultimately paving the way for a more transparent and accountable society in Uganda.