Traditional Theatre

Traditional theatre refers to classic stage performances that use live actors and audiences, often following established scripts and theatrical conventions. It encompasses various styles, such as classical plays, Shakespearean dramas, and folk theatre, rooted in historical and cultural traditions. These performances typically involve stagecraft, costumes, set design, and live acting to tell stories and evoke emotional responses. Traditional theatre emphasizes craftsmanship, storytelling, and the shared experience between performers and viewers, serving as a reflection of cultural values and history. It remains a vital form of artistic expression and cultural preservation worldwide.