Live acting is a form of performance art where actors portray characters in real-time, typically on a stage. This type of performance can include various genres, such as drama, comedy, and musicals. The audience experiences the story as it unfolds, creating a unique connection between the performers and viewers. In live acting, actors rely on their skills in voice, movement, and expression to convey emotions and narratives. Unlike film or television, where scenes can be edited, live performances require actors to deliver their lines and actions flawlessly in front of an audience, making each show a distinct experience.