How One Japanese Theater Brought Back Live Shows With an Audience Watching Through Peepholes

Frozen to open in Australia, one theater in Japan has taken innovation to the next level.
The dance company Tsuki Akarino Ido Gekijyo, which means moonlight mobile theater in Japanese, built a circular stage with 30 seats, each in an individual compartment separated by wooden panels. Audience members remain physically distanced from one another as they sit on chairs and peer into the performance through mailbox-like slots, the Japanese paper
The Mainichi reported. Each six-and-a-half foot by three-foot panel also has another circular hole, resembling a spyhole.
The mobile stage, called "Peeping Garden," can be disassembled and reassembled, allowing it to travel around Japan. The concept debuted in December at Dance House Kogane 4422 in the city of Nagoya, and later moved to Aichi Prefecture, the paper reported. All 12 of the performances have sold out, according to

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