Political Theater

Political theater refers to the use of performance or staged events to express political ideas, draw attention to social issues, or influence public opinion. This can include protests, rallies, and artistic performances that convey messages about governance, rights, and justice. By dramatizing political issues, such theater aims to engage emotions, provoke thought, and inspire action among the audience. It often blurs the lines between art and activism, using creativity to highlight the urgency of political matters and mobilize community support for specific causes or reforms.