Entity: PUPPET-THEATER
Puppet-theater is a form of entertainment where performers are puppets instead of live actors. It has a rich history dating back thousands of years and is a popular art form in various cultures worldwide.
PUPPET-THEATER
Etymology
The term 'puppet-theater' combines the words 'puppet' and 'theater', highlighting the use of puppets as performers in a theatrical setting.
Definition
Puppet-theater is a form of entertainment where performers are puppets instead of live actors. It involves puppeteers manipulating the puppets to convey stories, emotions, and performances to audiences.
Historical Context
Puppetry has a long history, with evidence dating back thousands of years. Different cultures have unique puppetry traditions, showcasing the diversity and creativity of this art form.
Cultural Significance
Puppet-theater plays a significant role in various cultures, serving as a means of entertainment, education, and storytelling. It often reflects societal values, traditions, and beliefs.
Related Concepts
Puppetry, puppet shows, marionettes, hand puppets, shadow puppetry, and ventriloquism are related concepts that explore different aspects of puppet performances.
See Also
A unique form of theater where puppets are used as performers to entertain audiences.