Immersive Theatre

Genres & Styles

A form of theatre where the boundary between performer and audience is dissolved—spectators move through the performance space, interact with performers, and experience the story from within rather than watching from seats. Punchdrunk's Sleep No More is perhaps the most famous example. Immersive theatre draws on installation art, site-specific performance, and gaming.

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