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This has potential

Alienism, Mediating Media  In the future kind of humans will take away from boundaries like time and space. Also, the theaters will take a step toward giving the sense of unlimited to users. But, with the same feelings and awakened elements which are the parts of the soul of theaters.  the concept is that each person in his or her own space can have a balcony for watching the theater without considering time and space.  This process of evolving the theaters from open-air spaces to roofed spaces from the past will go toward creating theater without space without time limitations or other considerations. 

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