Public Theater refers to theatrical performances that are accessible to the general public, often emphasizing community engagement and inclusivity. These productions can take place in various venues, including parks, community centers, and dedicated theaters. Public Theater aims to make the arts available to everyone, regardless of socioeconomic status. Many Public Theaters offer free or low-cost tickets, allowing diverse audiences to experience live performances. They often showcase a mix of classic and contemporary works, including plays, musicals, and experimental theater. Notable examples include the Shakespeare in the Park program in New York City, which brings Shakespeare's plays to outdoor audiences.