Operetta (noun)

A light opera typically having a humorous and romantic story and a popular rather than classical form.

Origin:

Mid 19th century, from italian operetta "little opera".

Examples:

1. The operetta was filled with catchy tunes and comedic moments.
2. The operetta was a huge success, with sold-out shows every night.
3. The operetta was performed in a grand theater with elaborate costumes and sets.
4. The operetta featured well-known arias and duets.
5. The operetta was a favorite among audiences for its charming story and memorable music.