Movies and TvShows featuring "performing-for-an-audience" theme.

Moonwalker follows the story of a black male protagonist who becomes a super villain, only to be stopped by a superhero. The movie features Michael Jackson, who portrays various characters including a parody of himself. It includes dancing, live performances, and a mix of live-action and animation. The plot includes elements such as drug crimes, gangsters, kidnapping, and an intergenerational friendship. Moonwalker is a retrospective of Michael Jackson's career and showcases his talent as an entertainer, with a focus on his music and dance performances.

First Position follows young ballet dancers from different backgrounds as they compete in the Youth America Grand Prix, hoping to secure a place in a prestigious dance company. The film touches on themes such as ambition, talent, and the challenges faced by aspiring dancers.

The Emersons are a theatrical family, of sorts - one son Samuel,17, is a street performer who recites Shakespeare while his brother Beckett, 19, picks pockets in the crowd. Their father Warrn, a has-been thespian, spends the take on booze and ponies. But Samuel wants to make like his comic book hero 'The Cardinal Comet' and split. And a visit from a murderous loan shark gives Samuel a chance at freedom -- but at a high price...

They Came to Play is a documentary that follows amateur pianists from various backgrounds as they compete in a prestigious piano competition. The film explores their passion for music, the challenges they face, and the joy of performing for an audience.

Max isn't sure about his sexual orientation until he meets Leon at his new school. When Max is singing a song at a school concert something beautiful happens.

In 19th century Vienna, a talented illusionist uses his magical abilities to captivate audiences. As he becomes more famous, he falls in love with a woman who may have her own magical secrets. However, their forbidden love and the rise of a rival threaten to unravel his carefully crafted illusions.