Spectator 3.0: A transdisciplinary look at the scene and its receivers
Abstract
Abstract:
The world has undergone a paradigm shift, the advances in cyber science are carrying out a true technological revolution, transforming the social, political, economic and cultural order.
People's lives have become multi-sensory, multi-platform and multi-stimulus and this forces us to understand that today's theatrical viewer is in an active place where daily he produces and shares content on what has become known as web 3.0. Capturing the public's attention is a challenge for a theater company that wants to survive in such an environment.
This article aims to reflect on an approach from a transdisciplinary approach to a Spectator 3.0, in order to bring the stage product closer to their habits and preferences, achieving a development of interested and participatory public.
Keywords: Web 3.0; receiver; Spectator 3.0; Transdisciplinarity.
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