The theatre itself serves as a vessel for performances, while standing as an iconic landmark of the site. The interplay between void and solid represents not only a transformation of space, but also a shift in the mutual viewing relationship between the subject and the object.

 

Performance is an art of time, and the stage a flowing space. The theatre space and the performer-audience relationship interact mutually. The traditional proscenium arch creates a binary separation between actors and spectators, leaving an invisible wall—the so-called "fourth wall"—between viewing and performing. Nevertheless, performance forms can be diverse, and accordingly, the spatial interpretation of the theatre can be reconstructed in entirely new ways.