Analysis of the Impact of Digital Technology on Performance Content

Abstract

With the rapid advancement of the digital era, digital technology has increasingly become a driving force behind innovation in contemporary performance content and stage presentation. This study focuses on three core areas-synthesis technology, interactive technology, and artificial intelligence-employing case analysis and comparative methods to examine the impact of digital technology on performance content. The findings indicate that digital technology not only enhances the visual expression and interactive experience of performances but also brings profound transformations to production mechanisms and dissemination strategies. Its influence extends deeply to the three key participant groups in performance ecosystems: content creators, leading performers, and audience participants. For creators, digital tools offer improvements in both creative efficiency and economic returns. For performers, technological applications expand artistic expression and individual influence. For audiences, technology-enhanced immersive experiences deliver a higher level of cultural consumption satisfaction. This paper aims to provide reference material for future innovation in performance content and to promote diversified development of performing arts in the digital context.