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All the World's a Stage. . .

Before the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, before the special effects and CGI, there was the drama of theater. During ancient times, theater held an integral place in society, from the cultures of Greece and Rome to China and Japan.

Theater told stories. It taught valuable lessons. It amazed. It entertained. It was lights and action -- without the camera.

And to this day, the tradition still thrives.

Plays are a common form of the theatrical expression. They involve many intricate elements -- such as skilled actors, masterful manipulation of lighting & props, and detailed costume designs -- to evoke emotions and convey messages to a captivated audience. In addition, there are many distinct genres that fall under the all-encompassing classification of “plays.” Tragedies, comedies, dramas, and melodramas are all examples of different types of plays.

One of the most famous playwrights in history is William Shakespeare, whose renowned masterpieces include Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, MacBeth and The Tempest. In fact, his timeless works are still performed today in theaters across the globe.