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It can be used to describe a performance or the action of performing in front of an audience, typically in a theatrical context.
Example: "The actor truly shines when he acts on stage, captivating the audience with his talent."
Alternatives: "performs live" or "takes the stage".
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Plenty of male singers grab their crotches while performing, but it seems to be only female singers these days who feel the need to strip down to their underwear and simulate sex acts on stage.
A students' union has apologised after it organised an event at a local nightclub which saw young students apparently simulate sex acts on stage for the chance to win a free holiday.
"There was a lot of champagne flowing and great acts on stage.
The musical acts on stage at the time, Boyz II Men and Charice were performing live.
"Judging by the way they've reacted to the acts on stage, we have delivered for them.
The new Broadway musical "All About Me," in which Michael Feinstein and Dame Edna Everage, above, have dueling acts on stage, will close on Sunday after 27 preview performances and 20 regular performances.
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A geek was a sideshow or carnival performer who distinguished himself by his willingness to commit the most loathsome and humiliating acts on-stage--commonly, biting the head off a live chicken.
Joe took acting classes at the Anna Scher school and acted on stage and on camera.
For example: If you've decided that your priority is to act on stage, you will need to take acting classes (and playwriting classes) and start working with your local theaters.
In 1947 she moved to New York to act on stage.
But, "once I acted on stage, I just knew that was my niche".
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