Faith-Based Theatre is a genre of performance that integrates religious themes, values, and messages into its storytelling. It often aims to inspire, educate, and uplift audiences by exploring spiritual concepts and moral dilemmas through drama, music, and dance. This type of theatre can be found in various religious communities and is often performed in places of worship or community centers. Many faith-based productions are created by artists who share a common belief system, allowing them to express their faith creatively. These performances can range from traditional biblical narratives to contemporary stories that resonate with modern audiences, fostering a sense of community and shared experience among viewers.