Religious plays are theatrical performances that focus on themes related to faith, spirituality, and moral lessons. Often rooted in the traditions of various religions, these plays aim to convey religious stories, teachings, and values to audiences. They can be found in many cultures and may include elements from sacred texts, such as the Bible or the Quran. These performances can take place in various settings, including churches, community centers, and festivals. They often involve a mix of dialogue, music, and dance, making them engaging for viewers. Notable examples include the Passion Plays, which depict the life and crucifixion of Jesus Christ, and Nativity Plays, which celebrate the birth of Jesus.