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A form of theater in which the playwright and often the performer tells a story based on their own life.

A theatrical piece performed by a single actor, commonly featuring personal narratives or character studies.

A collaborative process where the entire ensemble creates a performance piece, rather than relying on a pre-existing script.

A form of theater where the audience is placed at the center of the action, blurring the lines between performers and viewers.

A style of drama that emerged in the 1990s known for its shocking, confrontational content intended to provoke a strong emotional response.

Theater that uses non-fictional content, such as interviews and historical documents, to comment on real events.

Theater that pushes boundaries by exploring new ideas in terms of content, performance style, and production techniques.

Uses performance to engage communities and facilitate personal or social change, often in non-traditional settings like schools or hospitals.

A contemporary form of theater that challenges traditional narrative structures, often focusing on the experience of the performance itself.

Theater performance where inanimate objects are given the status of characters, sometimes alongside human actors, creating a different perspective.

Theater specifically produced for children and young people, which often includes educational themes and interactive elements.

An open-air form of theatrical performance that takes place on the streets, often politically themed and accessible to the public.

Theater productions that integrate digital media and technology as central components of the performance.

A type of interactive theater developed by Augusto Boal, which encourages audience interaction and discussion to explore solutions to social problems.

A theater form where only one character is present on stage throughout the play, which can be a challenge for the actor and the audience.

A style of theater where the script is constructed from the precise words spoken by people interviewed about a particular event or topic.

A form of theater where the audience has the ability to influence or become a part of the performance.

A form of theater where the location is specifically chosen or designed for the performance and is integral to the content.

Expressive style of theater that prioritizes bodily movement and non-verbal communication over dialogue.