Theatre festivals are events that celebrate live performances, showcasing a variety of theatrical works. These festivals often feature plays, musicals, and experimental performances from local, national, and international artists. They provide a platform for emerging talent and established companies to present their work to diverse audiences. Many theatre festivals also include workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities for performers, directors, and playwrights. Notable examples include the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the Avignon Festival, which attract thousands of visitors each year. These events foster creativity and collaboration within the theatre community while enriching cultural experiences for attendees.