What Is A Musical Theatre?

A Musical Theatre is a form of art and theatre which combines Songs, Music, Dance and Spoken Dialogue. A musical also contains elements of Anger, Pathos, Humor and Love. The entire story of the Musical play is constructed with these elements. The message of the play is described through the Music, Words, also with a combination of Movements and Technicality. Musical Theatre is also simply known as "Musicals". Famous Musicals are performed around the world.

They are mostly premiered at big theatres and venues, some of the famous venues being at the Broadway and West End. Some of the most famous musicals include; The Sound of Music, Oklahoma, West, Side Story and the very famous and highly acclaimed The Phantom of The Opera. Germany, France, Japan and Eastern Europe have a much flourished musical scenes.