Folk Drama

Folk drama refers to theatrical performances rooted in the traditions, stories, and cultural practices of a particular community. These performances often draw on folklore and mythology, incorporating local legends, rituals, and social themes. Folk dramas are generally performed by non-professional actors and may occur during festivals or communal gatherings. They serve to entertain, educate, and maintain cultural identity by reflecting the values and struggles of the community. Through storytelling and performance, folk drama connects people to their heritage and fosters a sense of belonging.