Environmental theatre, also known as site-specific or immersive theatre, involves performances:
a
In a simple, unadorned, black-walled space with a flat floor.
b
In a circular or oval space surrounded by seating.
c
With flexible staging, minimal set designs, and heightened audience involvement.
d
That take place in non-traditional venues, repurposed for theatrical performances.
e
That integrate the natural environment and scenery into the performance.
f
That explore environmental themes and issues, such as climate change or sustainability.
g
That require the audience to move around and interact with the performers and the environment.
h
That may incorporate multimedia elements, such as projections or soundscapes, to enhance the immersive experience.
i
That challenge the traditional boundaries of theatre and blur the lines between performer and audience.