Qualitative analysis uncovers how theatre articulates sacred belief systems in modern societies, suggesting new dimensions of cultural entrepreneurship.
Key Points
Theatre now serves as a platform for both ritual expression and aesthetic resistance.
Findings indicate that ritual storytelling in performance reaffirms religious beliefs while addressing socio-political concerns.
Case studies reveal a spectrum of hybrid sacred performances in contemporary cultural contexts.
This research emphasizes the relevance of performance theory in understanding the intersections of religion and identity.