Music Theater

Music theater, often called musical theater, is a genre that combines storytelling through acting with live music, singing, and dancing. It blends elements of drama and musical performance to convey a narrative, character emotions, and themes. Performers sing, speak, and dance to advance the story, creating an engaging and dynamic experience. Musical theater is performed on stage, using songs to highlight key moments and deepen audience connection. It is a collaborative art form that integrates various creative disciplines—acting, music, choreography, and design—to entertain, inspire, and evoke emotional responses.