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To promote the creation, performance, and appreciation of all aspects of theatre.
Definition Edit
Theatre is a form of entertainment in which a story, theme, or sensation is expressed through a combination of acting, song, sounds, movement, dance, and physical objects. Theatre usually implies a live event, usually involves humans, and is almost always intended to be performed before a live audience.
Sub-genresEdit
- Musical theatre has its origins in operetta and vaudeville, and shares some characteristics from both these genres.
- Musical Revue is light entertainment comprising a patchwork of sketches and songs often based on a theme, but without a strong story line.
- A play with music usually has more spoken dialogue than song and dance.
- Jukebox Musicals are a compilation of individual songs already made famous by a songwriter or band, strung together by a (usually weak) story.
- Rock Opera is a through-sung musical using pop music.
- Pantomime is theatrical entertainment for the family, usually a farce or burlesque, where songs and dance feature prominently.
- Theatre in Education is the creative medium of promoting learning through the use of drama, for schools and young people as well as adult drama workshops .
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