The researcher aims to study the similarities and differences in the Punjabi and English commercial theatre and reveal the intensity of indecency in both varieties of commercial theatres. The researcher also pursues to trace which of the Punjabi and English commercial theatre is filthy. Theatre has mostly been a cause of relief for the people. Yet when there was no television, public used to go to theatres to stay themselves preserve. The important concept was to assemble public under one roof and persuade them on convinced problems of the world. The theatre is not only there to cheer but also to make acknowledgement among them.
Theatre has the responsible to bring about a change on a small level, rather than exploring detailed …show more content…
It reserves to large viewers. The motive of commercial theatre is to cheer people. Social applicability, artistic and fictional value are little considerations.
Melodrama is that type of theatre which is a partial drama with a musical feature. It often has a story of complication of the high-quality at the hands of a villain but the ending is frequently happy and celebratory.
Tragedy is a drama that delights depressed or awful events come across in a serious and formal style.
Opera is theatrical classification in which a story is told and affection is transmitting primarily throughout singing beside with instrumental music.
Mime or physical theatre is that type of comic act in which the first means of communication is the body, with dance or movement. Mostly acting is done with no dialogues and however the message is transmitted to the viewers through a influential manner.
Street theatre is that type of informal theatre which is intended to make public more alert of their common senses and help the participator to gain a raise perspective of their thought and their inclination to respond in convenient and inventive ways. It is reachable in villages where the performers can send their messages …show more content…
ShoaibIqbal Coordinator of Punjab LokRahs printed an article by the name of “parallel theatre, Sociopolitical Perspectives” in (2007). In this piece of writing, he gave a comprehensive narration of the community and political conditions of Pakistan’s theatre. He writes that the narration of theatre in subcontinent comes from the Vedic era in the variety of Sanskrit theatre. Kali Daas, Bhas, Shodrak, Bhavbhoti were a small amount of the prominent ones. Soon after, the period after 6th century AD, saw a condition of destruction in theatre. It became ordinary and full of redundancy. “It’s variety became so inflexible that neither the writer nor the director or actor could diverge from the set patterns of