Anglo-American theatre

Anglo-American theatre refers to the theatrical traditions and practices originating from England and the United States. It encompasses a wide range of genres, from classic plays by Shakespeare to contemporary performances on Broadway. This theatre often features well-structured narratives, character development, and diverse styles, including musicals, dramas, and comedies. The tradition emphasizes live performance, with a focus on engaging audiences through storytelling, emotion, and sometimes social commentary. Notable influences include the Elizabethan era and modern innovations in staging, lighting, and acting. Overall, it represents a rich cultural exchange between British and American theatrical practices.