Musical Theatre

Musical Theatre is a form of theatrical performance that combines elements of spoken dialogue, acting, singing, and dancing with the purpose of telling a story or conveying a narrative through a combination of music and dramatic performances. It is often characterized by its incorporation of songs and musical numbers into the storytelling process.

In a musical theatre production, the storyline unfolds through a combination of spoken dialogue and musical interludes. Songs are used to express characters' emotions, advance the plot, provide insight into their thoughts and motivations, or simply entertain the audience. The songs are typically accompanied by a live orchestra or pre-recorded music.