The York Mystery Plays are a series of medieval theatrical performances that depict biblical stories, traditionally staged in the city of York, England. These plays were originally performed by local guilds during the Feast of Corpus Christi in the 14th to 16th centuries, showcasing the community's religious beliefs and cultural heritage. The plays cover a wide range of biblical events, from the Creation to the Last Judgment, and are known for their vibrant storytelling and use of humor. They were performed on movable stages, allowing different scenes to be presented in various locations throughout the city, engaging the audience in a unique and interactive experience.