theatrical genre
division and subdivisions of various forms of theater
theatre of the absurd
theatrical genre
mummers play
folk play
minstrel show
blackface performance
epic theatre
theatrical genre
sketch comedy
series of short comedy scenes or vignettes
bourgeois tragedy
Five form of tragedy and comedy
dinner theater
theatrical genre
revenge play
dramatic genre in which the protagonist seeks revenge
musical comedy
musical stage performance of a comedic nature with spoken dialogue
medieval theatre
plays and playmaking in the Middle Ages
Well-made play
Dramatic genre
pastoral
theatre genre from the Basque Country
Sanskrit drama
dramatic tradition of classical India
problem play
theater with debate on social issues
drag show
drag performer show
Forum theatre
type of theatre created by Augusto Boal
Third theatre
theatrical system
theatrical adaptation
play adapted from work in another medium or from another play
fire theatre
group of fire dancers
jig
short comic drama that immediately followed a full-length play
Theatrical jousting
reenaction of the medieval sport
reprise
short comedy act
Revenge tragedy
genre in which the theme is revenge and its consequences
spoken drama
theatre genre characterized by its main reliance on the spoken word (as opposed to music theatre)
music theatre
experimental performance genre
burlesque
theatrical entertainment of a broadly humorous often earthy character consisting of short turns, comic skits, and sometimes striptease acts
vaudeville
entertainment genre
comedy of manners
theatrical and literary genre
mystery play
Christian-themed medieval European drama
Yiddish theatre
genre in theater
tableau vivant
static scene containing one or more actors or models
legal drama
genre of film, television and theatre
morality play
genre of Medieval and early Tudor theatrical entertainment
fabula togata
theatrical genre
sideshow
theatrical genre
Flash drama
a short theatrical play
Atellan Farce
genre of comedy from Latin theatre
physical theatre
form of theater in which stories are told primarily through stylized physical movements instead of dialogue or music
Drawing room play
Type of literary work
humanistic comedy
theatrical genre in Latin flourished during the Renaissance humanism, mainly in the university milieu of Italy
Verbatim theatre
form of documentary theatre
comedy of menace
theatrical genre
Legitimate theater
Performances of the classics such as Shakespeare