Bronze sculptures have long been a powerful medium to capture the essence of theatrical and performance art. Among the most common themes are dramatic characters, such as tragic heroes or comedic figures, immortalized in mid-action poses to convey emotion and movement. Mythological and historical figures from plays, like Shakespearean protagonists or Greek tragedians, are also frequently depicted. Another popular subject is the symbolic representation of abstract concepts like love, betrayal, or fate, often inspired by theatrical narratives. Additionally, dancers and musicians in dynamic postures celebrate the performing arts, while masks—symbolizing duality and transformation—pay homage to theater's roots. These themes not only reflect artistic mastery but also preserve the timeless connection between sculpture and stage.