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Here’s an experience that I get semi-often: Watching people on a stage act out characters in real time. Here’s another: reading the dialogue and sound effects of a comic book out loud when my girlfriend isn’t watching. But, then here’s an experience that I don’t get very often: Watching people on a stage read the dialogue sounds effects of a comic book out loud. No, my girlfriend wasn’t there. Some explanation. Actually no explanation. That’s pretty much exactly what happened

Interactivity and Theatre: The Conclusion After a long journey into the world of interactive theatre, I believe that I have finally found my answer. After hearing from a friend a few weeks ago about the “interactive” and “immersive” experience that the play Wicked Lit promised to provide, I naturally set out to get my fair share. Did it deliver on its two bold promises? Well, sort of. For starters, some terms are in order. When I say “immersion,” I mean any instance when narr