Entertaiment is often associated with amusement, although the experiences it entails can have a serious purpose, as in ceremonies, religious festivals, or political satire. Entertainment is also a way for children to develop social skills through play, or learn about the world around them through performances or sports (1). It can be adapted to any scale, from private entertainment selected by individuals, through meals adapted for two or a banquet, to events staged for thousands of spectators.
