Audio Tour as the Latest Media Practice of the Russian Theater

Student: Polina Ananeva

Educational Programme: Media Communications (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2024

The scientific work examines the impact of audio promenades offered by state theaters and independent platforms on the overall perception of theater in Russia. Given the rapid development of technology and emergence of new artistic forms, the level of research on this topic is still in its early stages. Most scientific works by modern authors focus on analyzing specific projects and studying their impact on audiences. The theoretical significance of this research will be beneficial for theater professionals, directors, and producers seeking to create new formats. Its practical value lies in the ability to forecast trends and assess the potential of audio performances within the theatrical sphere.

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