Interactive Theatre is a form of performance art that encourages audience participation. Unlike traditional theatre, where the audience is a passive observer, interactive theatre invites viewers to engage with the actors and influence the storyline. This can involve making choices, asking questions, or even joining in on the performance. In interactive theatre, the boundaries between performers and spectators blur, creating a unique experience. The format can vary widely, from immersive experiences in which the audience moves through different spaces to more structured performances with specific moments for interaction. This approach aims to create a deeper emotional connection and a more memorable experience for everyone involved.