Ikik someone's already answered you, but whatevs!
In acting and other stage performances, the "4th wall" is basically the boundary between the actors and the "house"(audience).
So like, if the stage actor(s) are interacting with the audience in any way or making out-of-character remarks, then they'd be "breaking" the 4th wall.
In acting and other stage performances, the "4th wall" is basically the boundary between the actors and the "house"(audience).
So like, if the stage actor(s) are interacting with the audience in any way or making out-of-character remarks, then they'd be "breaking" the 4th wall.
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