Mainly Modern and Folk Dancing.
Modern dance is a broad genre of theatrical dance that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a response to the restrictions of classical ballet and other traditional forms of dance. It emphasizes freedom of movement, expression, and creativity, allowing dancers to explore their own interpretations of movement and music.
Folk dancing refers to a variety of traditional dances that are usually characterized by their cultural significance, community participation, and connection to the heritage of a particular group of people. These dances often reflect the customs, rituals, and social life of the community from which they originate.