Ephemeral Theatre

Ephemeral theatre refers to temporary, often unexpected theatrical performances designed to create immediate, immersive experiences for audiences. These productions are typically set up quickly and are not intended to be permanent fixtures, emphasizing spontaneity and the element of surprise. Examples include flash mobs, pop-up performances, or site-specific shows performed in unconventional locations. The focus is on engaging audiences in unique environments, blurring the lines between actor and spectator, and fostering a sense of immediacy and intimacy that distinguishes ephemeral theatre from traditional, permanent productions.