Dance Theatre is a performance art form that combines elements of dance and theatre. It often features choreographed movement, acting, and storytelling, allowing performers to express emotions and narratives through their bodies. This genre can include various styles of dance, such as ballet, contemporary, and jazz, while also incorporating spoken word and dramatic techniques. In Dance Theatre, the focus is on the integration of movement and dialogue to create a cohesive experience. Productions may draw inspiration from various themes, including social issues, personal stories, or historical events. Notable companies, like Pina Bausch's Tanztheater Wuppertal, have significantly influenced this art form.