When I am not in school, I like to watch theatrical performances at my local community theater.
That's great and so much fun.  What's it like?
Just imagine a giant collaboration between community members.
How many members are typical for the theater?  I am sure it varies though.
Your right, sometimes they are small groups led by one person, and sometimes they perform in large well equipped spaces. It all varies.
Are there musicals, drama, etc?
Yes, they mostly do plays on gender equality, human rights, and the environment. Mostly social problems that deserve more attention.
Interesting.  Not the traditional variations of Music Man then, ha.
members. It is used as a tool for social development, promoting ideas like gender equality, human rights, environment and democracy. Most of the community theatre practices have been developed based on the philosophy of education theorist Paulo Freire's approach of critical pedagogy in theatre and implementation techniques built by Augusto Boal, known as Theatre of the Oppressed. Freire's approach attempted to stimulate social change by encouraging the audience to build capacities for critical thinking through participation in active dialogue. The participants would identify issues of concerns and discuss possible solutions
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