Music and dance were highly valued in Ancient Egypt. Explore the types of dances and music commonly performed, and the cultural influences of the artform.
Butoh is a style of Japanese abstract-expressionist dance theatre. Explore the development of the artform and the specific aesthetics used during performances.
Kathakalī is a ritualistic and ornate Indian dance-drama. Explore the origins of Kathakalī and the distinct style and structure of Kathakalī performances.
Kecak is one of several traditional dance-dramas across Indonesia. Explore the origins of Kecak, and the ritualistic style and structure of the performance.
Ghanaian culture is rich with customs, traditions, and rituals. Explore the development of Ghanaian theatre and key influential playwrights and organizations.
Noh is a form of Japanese theatre, originating in the fourteenth century. Explore the development of the genre and the traditional stage, characters, and masks.
The use of puppetry in theatre spans many centuries, artistic movements, and countries. Explore some examples of the diverse popularity of puppet theatre.
There are around 13 different types of Talchum throughout Korea. Explore the development of the dance-drama, looking at the structure, instruments, and masks.
Theatre of the Oppressed was developed in the 1970s by Augusto Boal. Explore what influenced Boal to develop his idea of theatre as a vehicle for social change.