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The proscenium stage offers several advantages, including a clear separation between the audience and performers, which enhances focus on the action and allows for elaborate set designs. This format also facilitates the use of traditional theatrical techniques like strong lighting and sound design. However, its limitations include a potentially restrictive viewing angle, as some audience members may have obstructed views, and a tendency to create a "fourth wall" barrier that can reduce audience engagement. Additionally, it may limit the use of more dynamic staging and movement compared to other stage types.

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