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Greek theatre, which developed in Athens, is the center of Western culture; theatre is a Greek term. Festivals, religious rites, politics, law, sports and gymnastics, music, poetry, weddings, funerals, and symposia were all part of the wider culture of showmanship and performance in ancient Greece.

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The architectural form of theatre in Rome has been related to later, more well-known instances from the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD, with the Theatre of Ancient Rome dating back even further to the 4th century BC, following the state's transition from monarchy to republic. During this period of time, theatre is mainly divided into two genres: tragedy and comedy, each of which is represented by a distinct type of architecture and stage play and delivered to an audience only for the sake of amusement and control.

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The Japanese kabuki theatre is known for its beautiful costumes and make-up, as well as its distinctive musical style. Female actors performed both male and female roles at first, but women were banned from performing kabuki in 1629, and male actors have maintained the tradition till this day.

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Puritans outlawed alcohol after the English Civil War.
all stage productions Theatres, on the other hand,
In 1660, they were reopened, and they were daring and funny. Comedies were popular at the time. The audiences were ecstatic. made consisting of both wealthy and middle-class individuals. There are classes and servants. During King George's reign,
During in the reign of Charles II, certain women were allowed to vote. on stage as actresses (female parts were not available) (This was mainly played by boys).

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Electric lighting and the usage of technology to create visual and auditory spectacles were among of the industrial revolution's technological advances that had an impact on theatre. Dramatists George Bernard Shaw and Oscar Wilde were well-known for their work. The Royal Albert Hall, now known as the Royal Albert Hall, first opened its doors in 1871.

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Victorian Theatre Production - 1876 Victorian England Revisited

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Today's theatre covers anything from big-budget musicals and plays on Broadway in New York and the West End in London to small-scale 'fringe' plays. The Edinburgh Fringe Festival is an example of amateur dramatics. Drama is used to inform, entertain, scare, remark on, and educate the audience. The Lowry is an example of interesting modern design.