Abstract
This anthology demonstrates that theatre, through its representations of the macabre, has the ability to activate our contemplation of death in a unique way due to the shared physical space inhabited by the performers and spectators. It also explores how “liveness” influences and shapes a macabre theatrical experience, making the encounter uniquely affecting.
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