Performative arts refer to art forms that are presented live in front of an audience. This includes disciplines such as theater, dance, and music, where performers use their bodies, voices, and expressions to convey stories, emotions, or concepts. The experience is often interactive, as the audience's reactions can influence the performance. These arts are characterized by their ephemeral nature, meaning they exist only in the moment of performance. Unlike visual arts, such as painting or sculpture, which can be experienced repeatedly, performative arts rely on the unique energy of each live presentation.