Musical

A musical is a form of theatre that combines songs, dialogue, and dance to tell a story. In a musical, characters express their emotions and advance the plot through music, often featuring memorable songs and elaborate choreography. Unlike traditional plays, where dialogue predominates, musicals integrate live performances of musical numbers, making them dynamic and engaging. They can cover various themes, from lighthearted comedies to serious dramas, and often appeal to a wide audience due to their entertaining blend of storytelling and performance elements. Well-known examples include "West Side Story," "The Phantom of the Opera," and "Hamilton."