Theatre of Europe refers to the rich and diverse tradition of performing arts across European countries. It encompasses various styles, genres, and historical periods, from ancient Greek and Roman theatre to modern plays and musicals. Notable forms include tragedy, comedy, and opera, each contributing to the cultural landscape of Europe. Major cities like London, Paris, and Berlin are known for their vibrant theatre scenes, featuring renowned venues such as the Globe Theatre and the Comédie-Française. European theatre has produced influential playwrights like William Shakespeare, Molière, and Anton Chekhov, whose works continue to shape global theatre today.