Street theatre
Street theatre, whether multiplayer or theatre for one person, existed in primitive form in the form of a juggler in the 2nd century AD and was mentioned by Alciphron in his Hypocrisy. All the medieval jugglers, itinerant and street theatres also did not rely much on precise rehearsal but on the creativity of improvisation. Precisely because artists performing in the open air have to get the attention they need on the day, most performances and shows are always spectacular. B. through fire breathing, stilts, large humanoid objects, giant masks, music, acrobatics and magic.