Traveling theatre refers to theatrical performances that take place in various locations rather than a fixed venue. This form of theatre often involves a group of actors and crew who move from place to place, bringing live performances to diverse audiences. It can include a range of genres, from classic plays to modern adaptations, and often aims to reach communities that may not have access to traditional theatre. Historically, traveling theatre has roots in commedia dell'arte and vaudeville, where performers would tour to entertain different towns. Today, it continues to thrive through community theatre groups and street performances, fostering a sense of connection and cultural exchange among audiences.