Miracle Play refers to a type of medieval drama that depicts biblical stories and the lives of saints. These performances were often staged in public spaces, such as town squares, and aimed to educate the audience about Christian beliefs and moral lessons. They were typically performed by local guilds or community groups during religious festivals. The content of Miracle Plays often included miraculous events, such as the birth of Jesus Christ or the lives of various saints. These plays were an important part of the cultural and religious life in medieval Europe, helping to convey spiritual messages to a largely illiterate population through engaging storytelling and vivid performances.