World Theatre Day
The lights dim and the audience settles. The lights dim and the audience settles. As the curtain rises, months of anticipation come to fruition, and a tale comes to life.. As theater arts continues to move, entertain, teach, and change us, World Theater Day honors the importance of theater arts.
Millions of people around the world are enjoying theatre arts. Many weeks, even months of planning, are required to produce a finished product. The playwright creates the perfect balance, dialogue, and action. Writers and actors develop characters and memorize lines that will soon evoke the writer's imagination. The stage is created by the production crew. The entire performance is brought together by music, lights, and choreography, and the tale is told under the lights before a packed theater..
Some of the benefits of theatre include:: Here are a few of the benefits of theatre.
- Performers of all ages gain confidence, learn to collaborate with others, and gain an appreciation for the performing arts
- Audience members are introduced to a new language, culture, and storytelling techniques
- The audience supports schools, communities, and other businesses in the area. The audience brings in money to schools, neighborhoods, and other enterprises
- Theatres instill an appreciation for the performing arts
Being a part of a theatre performance is both thrilling and nerve-racking. And when it's done well, the audience reaps the benefits of superb storytelling full of humor and emotion.
How to celebrate #worldtheatreday
- Support local theater by responding to calls for auditions, stage assistance, fundraising, and attending performances
- Share your experiences of theater backstage, onstage, or in the audience
- Give a shout out to some of your favorite writers, actors, and playwrights
- Share your favorite plays and encourage others to retell the tales
- On social media, use #WorldTheAterDay to post
History of the world theatre day has spanned history
Every year on March 27th, World Theatre Day is celebrated. The International Theatre Institute established the day in 1961, and each year its message is broadcast across stages around the world by spectacular performances. The International Theatre Institute founded the day in 1961, and each year the International Theatre Institute brought the day's news to audiences around the world. www.world-theatre-day.org For more details, visit www.world-theatre-day.org.
