if somebody ask me to go to the stage and introduce myself what and all required me tell about myself!!!?

Answer 1

It depends on the forum that you're speaking in. If its a professional environment then briefly tell about your achievements and work history. If its an icebreaker environment then maybe tell something about yourself that's unique. You can also ask the person who is staging the event, what is expected of you beforehand.

Answer 2

I presume that "go to the stage" literally means go on a stage in front of an audience. Therefore, if it is a theatrical setting, you should state your name, where you are from, your education and what major performances you have been in. If it is a music setting, ditto. If it is a comedy setting, name, education, working career, venues you have performed at and some tidbit that is funny about you.

If you have been pulled up on to a stage reluctantly and had not planned on being a participant, just state your name and where you are from.

If say, this were a professional interview, you would state your education, where you grew up, work history. If you feel comfortable enough, you can mention something vaguely personal, such as a spouse or a sibling ... never a boyfriend or something like that.

Answer 3

Aivilo has it right. Adjust what you say for the venue. In public, among strangers, your first name, no personal info, keep it light, and tell things that no one in the audience could trace you with.
In business situation, your title, what you do, what you like about it.
In a theater group, your favorite play and why.
You get the picture.

Answer 4

This is a good question and i agree with the answer above although i feel that family is always good to include as people can relate to family. but this must be used in context (as above)

Answer 5

Get up there, greet the crowd and tell them your name.

Answer 6

no ur supposed to say, hey im bla bla and im like ___years old and i have no clue wut im doing here.