Comment to the audience is a term used in theatre and performance to refer to a short speech or comment made by an actor or performer that is not part of the script. An ASIDE is a comment made by an actor directly to the audience, usually in a whisper or low voice, which other characters on stage are not meant to hear. Asides are often used to provide additional information or context to the audience. Asides can also be used to provide comic relief or to express a character's inner thoughts. BAA is a term used to describe a sound made by sheep, but it is also used to describe a comment made by an actor to the audience in a theatrical performance.