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| − | The phrase [[Performing arts]] constitutes a collective term for all arts utilizing live performance of any kind (song, music, dance, movement, theatre, acrobatics, etc) as part of a performance or event. It is often used in contrast to '''[[creative arts]]''', though the performing arts often involve visual and aural art forms in costume written or oral [[text]], set and costume [[design]], [[ | + | The phrase [[Performing arts]] constitutes a collective term for all arts utilizing live performance of any kind (song, music, dance, movement, theatre, acrobatics, etc) as part of a performance or event. It is often used in contrast to '''[[creative arts]]''', though the performing arts often involve visual and aural art forms in costume written or oral [[text]]s, set and costume [[design]]s, [[soundscape]]s, etc. |
See also [[show business]] and [[entertainment industry]] | See also [[show business]] and [[entertainment industry]] | ||
Revision as of 15:03, 30 June 2016
The phrase Performing arts constitutes a collective term for all arts utilizing live performance of any kind (song, music, dance, movement, theatre, acrobatics, etc) as part of a performance or event. It is often used in contrast to creative arts, though the performing arts often involve visual and aural art forms in costume written or oral texts, set and costume designs, soundscapes, etc.
See also show business and entertainment industry
