Immersive Theater is a form of performance art that engages the audience in a more interactive and participatory way than traditional theater. In this style, viewers often move through different spaces and environments, experiencing the story from various perspectives. The boundaries between actors and audience blur, allowing participants to influence the narrative and engage with the characters directly. This type of theater often incorporates elements from other art forms, such as dance, visual art, and music, creating a multi-sensory experience. Productions can take place in unconventional venues, like warehouses or outdoor spaces, enhancing the immersive quality and making each performance unique.