Theatre originated from the Greek word "theatron" meaning a place to behold. Theatre involves actors presenting a story to elicit emotions from an audience. There are many theatre genres including comedy, drama, opera, and tragedy. Theatre began in ancient cultures like Egypt, India, and Greece, emerging from religious rituals honoring gods like Dionysus. In ancient Greece during the 6th-5th centuries BC, theatre reached its peak in Athens where playwrights would present texts at festivals for Dionysus. Over time, Greek theatre evolved with innovations like a raised stage and professional actors. While cinema was predicted to replace theatre, theatre remains a living art that relies on the interaction between actors and audience through their shared imagination