Which of the following is a theatre form in which the audience surrounds the action on three sides?

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The thrust form of theatre has the stage projecting into the audience, with the audience sometimes surrounding the action on three sides. The arena form would have the audience surrounding the action on all four sides, while the proscenium form has a stage separated from the audience by a proscenium arch and the open form has no set stage or audience area.

Which of the Following Is a Theatre Form in Which