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A form of theater where most or all of what is performed is created spontaneously by the performers.

A type of interactive theater that encourages audience participation to discuss and explore solutions to social and political issues.

A performance art that communicates through gestures and physical movements, without the use of speech.

A spectacle featuring a variety of entertainments, such as acrobatics, clowning, and trained animals.

A comedic performance style characterized by exaggerated actions and humorous situations.

Traditional Japanese puppet theater featuring large puppets operated by multiple puppeteers, often masked and clothed in black.

A visual storytelling form where silhouettes are cast on a lit backdrop, creating the illusion of moving images.

A dramatic work in which music has a leading role and the parts are taken by singers, typically incorporating a full orchestra.

A theatrical genre characterized by the use of mime, exaggerated movement, and audience participation.

Theater that is designed to educate as well as entertain, often with a focus on specific learning outcomes.

A form of classical Japanese musical drama, combining dance, drama, music, and poetry into a slow-moving, aesthetic performance.

Theater specifically designed for children, with age-appropriate themes and language.

A form of theater that involves the manipulation of puppets to convey a story.

A style of performance that involves the audience in the creation or progression of the narrative.

A form of theater that involves bringing inanimate objects to life to tell a story.

Theater that breaks conventional norms, often incorporating innovative staging, non-linear narratives, and multimedia elements.

A genre that combines songs, spoken dialogue, acting, and dance to tell a story.

An improvised kind of popular comedy in Italian theaters in the 16th to 18th centuries, characterized by stock characters and standardized plots.

A dramatic or literary work where character development and plot are exaggerated to appeal to the emotions.

A style of theatrical presentation that uses UV lighting to create optical illusions and stunning visual effects.

A genre that emphasizes the use of physical movement and non-verbal expression to tell a story.

A theatrical genre of variety entertainment, popular in the early 20th century, consisting of mixed acts like music, dance, and comedy.

A performance in which the entertainer performs a series of tricks or illusions of seemingly impossible feats.

A traditional form of performance where a story is conveyed through the words and actions of a narrator.