Her physical training and MA work have led to an investigation into the power of theatre techniques, specifically physical improvisation, music and puppetry, as a means to cut across barriers of communication in an attempt to engage some of the worlds hardest to reach people. In 2012 Kati was visiting India, where she was at college twelve years earlier, to tour an interactive show for children with special needs as well as to work on a number of different community theatre projects, including working with SNEHA- an NGO in Dharavi that helps women experiencing domestic violence. In this dramatic Friday Funda – Kati was both insightful and interactive in sharing her experience and art with a delighted audience that witnessed first hand, puppets made from newspapers and trash, delightfully come to life!