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Baphian theatre could refer to at least 3 styles of plays and dramas, Gëlum (<small>pronounciation:</small> []), Gabük (<small>pronounciation:</small> []), and Hyalman (<small>pronounciation:</small> []). | Baphian theatre could refer to at least 3 styles of plays and dramas, Gëlum (<small>pronounciation:</small> [[W:Help:IPA|[gəɹum]]]), Gabük (<small>pronounciation:</small> [[W:Help:IPA|[gabʊk]]]), and Hyalman (<small>pronounciation:</small> [[W:Help:IPA|[]]]). | ||
== Gëlum == | == Gëlum == | ||
Gëlum is by far the most common theatre style. It is usually done outdoors with a minimal number of props, usually only used for major story items. The actors usually are very costumed and play archetypical roles that were already fairly common in both [[Baphian literature|literature]] and [[Baphian opera|opera]]. Gëlum is usually fictional, but there have been nonfictional reenactments of historical events in the style of Gëlum, one such play being [In universe Pathologic], which in turn is based of off a game based off of the events that occurred during the [[1st Bapho-Azkali war]] and [[1980 Azkali Plague|plague]]. | Gëlum is by far the most common theatre style. It is usually done outdoors with a minimal number of props, usually only used for major story items. The actors usually are very costumed and play archetypical roles that were already fairly common in both [[Baphian literature|literature]] and [[Baphian opera|opera]]. Gëlum is usually fictional, but there have been nonfictional reenactments of historical events in the style of Gëlum, one such play being [In universe Pathologic], which in turn is based of off a game based off of the events that occurred during the [[1st Bapho-Azkali war]] and [[1980 Azkali Plague|plague]]. | ||