How does a stage turn the audience to an actor? 

In the magical world of theater, stories unfold through captivating performances, drawing audiences into a realm of imagination. While traditional theater has long been cherished for its timeless appeal, there's now a growing desire for more immersive and engaging experiences where spectators become active participants in the narrative. This desire has sparked a new era of performance arts, prompting research into interactive stage design. 

By exploring innovative ideas like wooden staircases, video projectors, and red curtains, this study aims to blur the line between passive observation and active involvement, inviting audiences to use their senses to contribute to the unfolding story. As we delve deeper into this research, we confront the challenge of engaging modern audiences accustomed to traditional theater setups, prompting a shift towards more dynamic and interactive performances. This exploration not only transforms the way we experience theater but also lays the groundwork for a fresh approach to storytelling, blending old traditions with innovative concepts to create a rich and ever-evolving theatrical expression.