Stage Acting

Stage acting refers to the performance of a play in front of a live audience, typically in a theater. Actors portray characters through dialogue, movement, and emotion, bringing a written script to life. This form of performing arts emphasizes real-time interaction with the audience and often requires strong vocal and physical skills to convey the story effectively. Unlike film, stage acting lacks editing and multiple takes, so actors must deliver their performances consistently during each show. The shared experience of live performance creates a unique connection between the actors and the audience.