Performing Arts refers to forms of creative expression that are presented live in front of an audience. This category primarily encompasses disciplines such as theater, dance, music, and opera, where artists use their bodies, voices, or instruments to convey artistic narratives, emotions, or themes. Performing arts require a combination of performance skills, creativity, and the ability to engage and connect with an audience. Unlike visual arts, which are often created for solitary viewing, performing arts thrive on the energy and interaction of live performance. These arts often involve collaboration among various artists, including actors, dancers, musicians, and directors, contributing to a dynamic artistic experience. The term also encompasses various genres, styles, and historical traditions, which can vary widely across cultures and societies.
TOKIO's Masahiro Matsuoka stars as Mitazono in the theatrical adaptation "Kaseifu no Mitazono THE STAGE: Les Miserables Bathhouse," blending domestic drama with social satire. The play tours multiple cities, including…