Theatre

If you want to see more of the world, join a theatre company. They live a largely nomadic existence, caravanning from town to town, living off the hospitality of the citizenry and any benefactors they can charm. It’s not a bad life as long as you can continue to entertain your audience.

These performances happen outside—near the marketplace, where the company busks for their livelihood—or sometimes, these performances are indoors for nobles who pay handsomely for the privilege of a private show. The performance will feature a vaudeville segment to showcase individual talent (comedy, juggling, fire breathing, stunts, dancing, animal exhibitions, etc.) and then a longer dramatic work during the second half—usually an original story written by one of the company members and divided into five acts.