Virtual performances are live or pre-recorded shows that take place online, allowing audiences to enjoy music, theater, dance, and other forms of entertainment from the comfort of their homes. These performances can be streamed through various platforms, such as YouTube, Twitch, or dedicated event websites, making them accessible to a global audience. Artists and performers use technology to create engaging experiences, often incorporating multimedia elements like video, animation, and interactive features. Virtual performances gained popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic, as they provided a safe way for people to connect and enjoy the arts while adhering to social distancing measures.