Stage drama can be defined as dramatic art presented on the stage. Due to the advancement of modern technology, not only the supporting facilities of the stage are becoming more and more perfect, but the functions of the stage itself are becoming more and more complete - the lights can rotate, sweep, and flash, the equipment can be raised, moved, and shaken, the sound effects can surround the theater, and the images can be displayed on the stage. Soaring; the stage can move laterally, the stage can rotate, the stage can be covered with clouds and fog, the stage can move the wind and rain...

Live dance is a new dance type in the dance world. It is an attempt, and its characteristic is to break away from the form of classical ballet. and restraint, using natural dance movements to freely express thoughts, feelings and life. Many later dancers inherited Deng Xiao's ideas and created different schools.

Musical theater evolved from comedy operas and operettas (or "operettas"). It was called "musical comedy" in the early days, and later simply "musical theater". It was a 19 An opera genre that originated in England at the end of the century, it is a dramatic form that combines dialogue and singing. The musical combines drama, music, singing and dancing, and is full of humor and comedy. Its music is easy to understand and therefore very popular with the public. Musicals are performed all over the world, but the most frequent performances are on Broadway in New York City in the United States and the West End in London in the United Kingdom. Therefore, the term Broadway musical can refer to musicals performed on Broadway, and often refers to all musicals similar to Broadway style.

Drama refers to the general term for stage performance art that achieves narrative purposes through language, movement, dance, music, puppets, etc. The literary concept of drama refers to the script created for dramatic performance, that is, the script. There are many forms of drama performances, including drama, opera, dance drama, musical, puppet show, etc.

Opera is a comprehensive art that integrates music (vocal and instrumental music), drama (script and performance), literature (poetry), dance (folk dance and ballet), stage art, etc. , usually composed of arias, recitatives, duets, choruses, overtures, intermezzos, dance scenes, etc. (sometimes spoken and recited). As early as ancient Greek dramas, there were chorus accompaniments, and some recitations even appeared in the form of singing. In the Middle Ages, miracle plays based on religious stories and promoting religious views were also popular and continued. But modern Western opera, which can truly be called "musical drama", came into being with the secularization of music culture during the Renaissance in the late 16th and early 17th centuries.