Immersive Theatre and Audience Experience: Space, Game and Story in the Work of Punchdrunk
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Immersive Theatre and Audience Experience: Space, Game and Story in the Work of Punchdrunk

by Rose Biggin

theatre studies performance theory Immersive Theatre
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Rose Biggin explores immersive theatre and audience experience through space, game, and story. Focusing on the work of Punchdrunk, this study considers how theatrical environments and participatory structures shape engagement, offering a focused resource for readers interested in contemporary performance and theatre studies.

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Rose Biggin examines immersive theatre through the relationship between audience experience, space, game, and story.

Focusing on the work of Punchdrunk, the book considers how theatrical environments shape participation and engagement.

It offers a focused study of the ideas and practices associated with immersive performance.

This title will interest readers of theatre, performance studies, and audience research.

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