Vabaõhuteater
Vabaõhuteater, which translates to open-air theatre, refers to theatrical performances held outdoors. This form of theatre has a long history, dating back to ancient Greece where performances often took place in amphitheatres designed to accommodate large audiences. In modern times, vabaõhuteater encompasses a wide range of performances, from traditional plays and musicals to concerts and festivals, presented in various outdoor settings such as parks, castle courtyards, and purpose-built stages.
The appeal of vabaõhuteater lies in its unique atmosphere. The natural surroundings can enhance the performance,
Many countries have their own traditions and significant venues for vabaõhuteater. In Estonia, for example, vabaõhuteater