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In the Greek theatre it was peoples duty to go watch it.

In Greek theatre they also used masks to represent characters.

The stage was big but it had features that made it possible for people in the way back to hear

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The Romans actually dropped the stage

The Romans unlike the Greeks didn’t pick on or make fun of gods or government

There was also a lot of flute music and it was also preformed at festivals

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Shadow plays were created

There was an abundant use of chairs and tables

The outfits were also interesting and intricate with 46 head dresses, 47 dresses, 6 girddies and 6 shoes

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In Japanese theatre poses represented emotion

At the start and end of a show called Vampire Princess Miyu a  kabuki sound is either played or called out

In one of these shows it takes 3 people to operate one doll

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Hatristaba explained how theatre should be done

A person called Barata teaches his 100 sons

The plays promised to make fun of gods for the demons

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In some of these plays they ate babies

Hell mouth is also another type of their plays

The clergy were not allowed to preform in public

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There are 12 different groups in this theatre

Each group builds their own set on a wagon

The wagon represents a historic community

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These plays had to be preformed in daylight

A flag from above represented the start of the show

People sat in galleries

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The first theatre built in America was the walnut street theatre

Ritual performances including song

It also reinforced beliefs from before North American government

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Attracts more than 13 million people

Fantom of the opera is the longest running theatre show

Only 4 theaters are located on broadway