In the context of theatre, "propaganda" refers to the use of dramatic performances and productions to convey and promote a specific ideology, political message, or social agenda. It involves deliberate and strategic manipulation of theatrical elements such as plot, characterization, dialogue, and spectacle to influence and persuade the audience towards a particular viewpoint or belief. The aim of theatrical propaganda is to shape public opinion and perception, often by appealing to emotions, invoking empathy, or portraying certain events or ideas in a biased or one-sided manner.
