Theatre is a collaborative art form that involves the live performance of drama, which typically presents a story or narrative through the portrayal of characters by actors in front of an audience. It encompasses various genres, including tragedy, comedy, and musical theatre, and can be performed in diverse settings such as traditional theatres, outdoor spaces, and even non-conventional venues. The term “theatre” can also refer to the physical space where performances occur, as well as the broader theatrical community and industry. Key elements of theatre include scriptwriting, acting, direction, design (including set, costume, and lighting), and audience engagement. It serves as a medium for exploring social issues, conveying emotions, and entertaining audiences, making it a vital component of cultural expression.
The theatrical adaptation Les Miseraburo offers a mix of laughter, drama, and introspection through the character Mita, an enigmatic housekeeper known for revealing secrets. The production celebrates the 10th anniversary…