Long before the advent of Hollywood, a different kind of drama took center stage in Europe, captivating audiences with their stories: Medieval Dramas. These performances, born around the 5th century, marked the beginning of theatre as we know it today. Initially, Medieval Dramas were religious, performed in churches and town squares. They brought biblical stories to life, teaching moral lessons to the community. Plays like 'Mystery Plays,' 'Miracle Plays,' and 'Morality Plays' were popular, often performed during religious festivals. What's astonishing about these dramas is their inclusivity. Unlike today's performances, they were not exclusive to the rich or educated. Anyone, regardless of their status, could enjoy or even participate in the performance. This made art and entertainment accessible to everyone. Today, we see the influence of these Medieval Dramas in modern theatre. The concept of acting out stories, using costumes, and building sets are all elements that began with these ancient performances. Some stories are still performed today, reaffirming their timeless appeal and relevance. So, next time you watch a movie or a play, remember the Medieval Dramas. They paved the way for the entertainment we enjoy today.