Site Specific Theatre

1. What is "site-specific theatre"?

• Theatre performed in a traditional theatre space

• Theatre performed in a location that enhances the story

• A type of drama performed only in schools

• A type of drama that uses only virtual settings

What does "immersion" mean in the context of site-specific theatre?

• When the audience is invited to be part of the performance
  

• When the actors perform under water

• When the play happens on a stage

• When the play uses only sound effects

Which of the following is an example of a "site" for site-specific theatre?

• A park or an abandoned building

• A classroom

• A library

• A movie theatre

What does "audience interaction" mean in site-specific theatre?

• The audience watches the performance from a distance
  

• The audience is encouraged to participate or move around the performance space

• The audience only watches the play silently

• The audience is seated in a dark room

In site-specific theatre, what is a "performance space"?

• The place where the actors sit before the show starts
  

• The area where the performance takes place, such as a park or a street

• The area where the audience waits before entering the show

• A large theater with a stage

What is "environmental storytelling"?

• Telling a story using only sound and light

• Using the physical location to tell part of the story

• Writing a story about animals and nature

• Telling the audience the plot directly

Which of the following is NOT usually a characteristic of site-specific theatre?

• It is usually performed outdoors
  

• The performance is designed around the location

• The actors always stay on a stage

• The audience may move around the performance space

What is "non-traditional seating"?

• The audience sits in the same place throughout the entire show

• The audience may stand, sit on the floor, or move around the space during the performance

• The audience watches the performance from the front only

• The audience sits in rows in a dark theater

Which term describes a location where the performance happens in site-specific theatre?

• Venue
  

• set

• Location

• Stage

What is the purpose of using a "real-world" location in site-specific theatre?

• To distract the audience from the story

• To make the performance more exciting and immersive

• To make the play shorter

• To make the play more formal