By Alice O’Grady (pp. 165-173)
- In a performance setting, there exists the potential for a number of different channels of interaction. Interaction may occur
between artists
between artists and audience
between the artist/ audience member and a computer system
- Steve Dixon (2007:563) offers four categories of interaction:
- In interactive theatre, performances are usually planned or structured in a very tight manner, but with great gaps to allow for interaction to take place.
The work cannot progress without audience involvement.
Pitches, J., and Popat, S. (ed.) (2011) Performance Perspectives: A Critical Introduction. New York: Palgrave Macmillan
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