Virtual Stage Design is a branch of scenography, utilizing digital technologies to create immersive environments for performance arts such as theatre, dance, and concerts. Its application extends to both physical venues and virtual platforms, enabling artists to transcend traditional spatial limitations and offer audiences dynamic visual experiences. This field intermingles numerous disciplines: computer graphics, interactive design, lighting technology, and theatrical arts among them. Virtual Stage Design’s distinctiveness lies in its ability to integrate high resolution visuals with real-time modifications responsive to performers’ movements or audience interaction – a feat made possible by advancements in motion capture and VR/AR technologies. As a result, it significantly contributes towards the evolution of performing arts by creating an intersection between reality and digital creation.