Outdoor stages and their scenery are mostly temporarily built, with a single function, and can be dismantled immediately after use. This feature requires consideration of convenience and disassembly during design and construction. Although outdoor stages save on venue construction or rental costs, stage construction itself becomes the main expense. In terms of economic investment, it is necessary to weigh the cost-effectiveness of single use. Although it is a temporary setup, the outdoor stage needs to cover all functions such as lighting, sound, scenery, makeup, etc. to ensure the smooth progress of the performance or event.

The stage built in outdoor environments for performances, activities, or exhibitions has a wider space and a more natural background compared to indoor stages, but also faces more challenges and limitations. The most prominent feature of outdoor stages is their vast space, which provides great development space for stage set design, but also brings challenges such as how to effectively utilize space and how to coordinate with the surrounding environment.