Based on Henri Lefebvre’ s theory of spatial production, individuals in immersive performances manifest a novel presence in space termed as “immersive presence.” Grounded in its formal, content, and functional characteristics, the three elements of immersive performances— composite media, narrative text, and interactive experiences—interweave and interact, constituting a spatial production mechanism of “three in one” encompassing medium space, narrative space, and responsive space. In the bidirectional interactive process between individuals and space, the spatial value of immersive performances is constructed. This is achieved through the shaping of scenes, the judicious application of technology to stimulate spatial efficiency, the expression of content, highlighting the cultural value of space, and the cultivation of thematic IPs, constructing a cultural communication discourse system. In these three aspects, the value expression of immersive performances is realized.

Immersive performing arts Immersive performing arts space Spatial production , Value