Variety act

The Variety Act refers to a type of entertainment performed by a diverse group of artists, showcasing a range of acts such as comedy, music, dance, and circus performances. This genre, particularly popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, aimed to provide a broad appeal by featuring various talents in one show. It was often presented in theatres and later adapted for television. Variety acts emphasize entertainment and engagement, highlighting different skills and styles, allowing audiences to enjoy a mix of performances in one sitting.