Immersive theater is a form of performance art that engages the audience in a participatory experience. Unlike traditional theater, where viewers sit in fixed seats, immersive theater invites them to move around the performance space, interact with actors, and explore the environment. This creates a more personal and engaging experience, allowing the audience to feel like they are part of the story. In immersive theater, the boundaries between performers and spectators often blur. The narrative may unfold in various locations, and audience members can choose their own paths, influencing how the story develops. This unique approach encourages deeper emotional connections and a sense of agency within the theatrical experience.