Exploring the enduring significance of theatre, this work highlights its role as a vital connection between artists and the audience, capturing the essence of human experiences across generations. It emphasizes that theatrical culture is a universal heritage, reflecting societal joys and struggles. The author, Tayeb Seddiki, argues that while modern media like film and television serve as extensions of this art form, the theatre remains the primary source of shared emotion and collective experience, reinforcing its importance in cultural history.
