Stage adaptations are theatrical productions that transform existing works, such as novels, films, or plays, into live performances. This process involves reinterpreting the original material to fit the stage, often requiring changes in dialogue, character development, and setting. The goal is to capture the essence of the source while making it suitable for a live audience. These adaptations can vary widely in style and approach, from faithful retellings to more creative interpretations. Notable examples include adaptations of classic literature, like Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol," and popular films, such as Disney's animated features. Each adaptation offers a unique experience for viewers.