Immersive Theatre is a form of performance art that engages the audience in a more interactive way than traditional theatre. In this style, spectators are often invited to move around the performance space, explore different areas, and even interact with the actors. This creates a unique experience where the audience feels like a part of the story. Unlike conventional theatre, where viewers sit in fixed seats, immersive theatre encourages participation and exploration. Productions can take place in various settings, from warehouses to outdoor spaces, and often involve elaborate sets and detailed narratives. This approach aims to create a deeper emotional connection between the audience and the performance.