Theatre has always been an important part of culture. People visit theatres to watch plays and enjoy the work of actors. Unlike cinema, theatre gives the audience a chance to experience emotions in real time. Costumes, music and stage decorations create a special atmosphere that cannot be repeated. Shakespeare’s plays, for example, are still performed all over the world. Many schools also have drama clubs where teenagers can try acting and learn about classical literature. Moreover, theatre develops imagination and helps young people to express themselves. Nowadays theatres use modern technologies such as lighting effects and computer graphics to make performances even more impressive. Visiting the theatre is not only entertaining but also educational. It teaches us history, literature, and important moral lessons through the stories shown on stage.