Political theatre

Last updated March 15, 2021

Political theatre may refer to:

Political drama, a theatrical genre
Guerrilla theatre, a type of political protest with a theatrical quality
Political stunt, a type of publicity stunt intended to sway public opinion on a political issue
Kabuki dance, a term used in the United States for political acts made only for the sake of appearance
Divide and rule, a governing strategy based on generating internal disputes

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