Actual Examples of Invisible Theatre
Allan Kaprow Happening's The Happenings are events that occur for a brief moment of time and are planned out. They are used to create awareness about an issue without the audience knowing what is happening. The events usually take place in lofts, streets or alley ways. The events are usually scripted but the audience is unaware of this.
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