Abstract
The “Ethereal Theatre” is a portable theater designed and built by Temple University students for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival's annual summer celebration of dance, theater, and performance art. The studio challenged conventional modes of designing/building by questioning the projective relationship between drawing and building. Within a six-week time frame, students designed through the entire drawing/building process, constructing a continuous space of invention as they went. Conceptually as well as physically, the theater became an exquisite corpse (of constructions).
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