International Theatre Festivals are events that showcase a variety of theatrical performances from around the world. These festivals often feature plays, dance, and other forms of live performance, allowing artists to present their work to a global audience. They promote cultural exchange and provide a platform for emerging and established talent. These festivals typically take place in major cities and can last from a few days to several weeks. They may include workshops, discussions, and networking opportunities for artists and audiences alike. Notable examples include the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the Avignon Festival, which attract thousands of visitors each year.