… concepts of mediality: multi-, trans- and intermediality … the concepts, together with the
impact of the growth of media technological developments, on the perception of audiences to the …

… contrary, in many television programmes like talk shows and game shows, television spectators
are directly addressed and in their role as audience represented by the audience in the …

… the Želd of Media Theory to theatre. Rather than clinging to the banal formula `theatre + media
= intermedial theatre… from the artist and an eye specialist that a sophisticated audience, an …

… The possibilities of phenomenology for the study of theatre and intermediality deserves to …
Chosen by the audience and crowned with a HMD, the ignorant immersant—O_Rex—is blind …

… juxtaposition of different ‘simultaneous’ temporalities (live and recorded/computer rendered)
can complicate the audience’s perceptions of time and space to the extent that rather than …

… screen for my own mediatised double when the cameras panned over the audience. … As
I will argue in my analysis of the selected intermedial productions, theatre does not seem to …

… the audience experience of intermedial performance this article identifies two theories which
emphasise the complexity of the act of … Cognitive science, and specifically the theory of …

… by audience members as "real," as part of the experience of the "… Brassard's "intermedial"
sound theatre highlights not only the … central to the relationship between theatre and technology …

… the concept of an intermedial mirror to account for the … epic theatre, an intermedial approach
to acting draws on the … traditions that developed alongside the advancement of digital …