Community theatre refers to local, non-professional theatrical productions that are created and performed by members of a community. These performances often involve local actors, directors, and crew, and they aim to engage the community through storytelling and the arts. Community theatres typically showcase a variety of genres, including dramas, comedies, and musicals, and they often welcome participation from people of all ages and backgrounds. The primary goal of community theatre is to foster creativity and collaboration while providing an accessible platform for artistic expression. Many community theatres also focus on building connections among residents, promoting local culture, and encouraging audience participation. Through workshops and outreach programs, they often help develop skills in acting, stagecraft, and production.