It seems to me that theater is one of the most difficult arts. After all, he combines literature, acting, and music. To make a high-quality performance requires a lot of efforts of a large number of people and the success of the performance depends on each of them. First of all, some sample of literature is taken as a basis, but the text is one thing, and acting on the stage is another. Then the producer's imagination comes into play - he sees all the action from a certain angle and he must convey his vision to the actors.

Actors, in turn, should not just read and understand the text, but live the life of their hero, feel him, visit someone else's life. To play on stage, I think, is much more difficult than in a movie. And in the movies, many takes are shot, and when an actor goes on stage in the theater, he has only one chance to convince the audience of the truthfulness of the action. He must have everything ideally: speech, gestures, facial expressions, timbre of voice, intonation. He must tell the audience his words so that they see not the actor, but the character, so that they believe. It is very difficult!
The first performance that I watched and recited was "The Master and Margarita" by Bulgakov. This thrill in your soul that you get from the action on the stage and follow every gesture) I recommend visiting the performance and seeing everything with your own eyes. Always your Olga