3 Theatres
A theatre is composed of two basic parts: a place for the audience, and a place for the actors to perform. Optionally, it may also have space in which to provide a setting or “scene,” a special environment within which the action of a play takes place. With these three elements we can describe any theatre building and begin to assess its usefulness.
Different Kinds of Theatres
Picture-frame Theatres
Most of the older theatres we visit today—and ...
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