“…(Gochfeld et al 20219, 4) It is also important to note that actors with more realistic avatars tend to feel more in a rigid context then the less realistic avatars, while on the audience's side the more realistic avatar creates higher expectations towards the performers (Gochfeld et al ibid. ) Similarly, Yan et al (2021), offer a specific taxonomy for interactions in VR theatrical settings: (1) individual-based interaction (IBI) includes mainly linguistic interaction and physical contact; (2) scenario-based interaction (SBI) "enables audience to play directly with virtual stage props under the guidance of the performer." (Yan et al 2021, 3) and (3) narrative-based interaction (NBI), which occurs if there are possibilities to make meaningful choices that influence the story, which is possible when multiple storylines are allowed in the production.…”