“Architecture is as much about the events that take place in spaces as about the spaces themselves. [...] The static notions of form and function long favoured by architectural discourse need to be replaced by attention to the actions that occur inside and around buildings - to the movement of bodies, to activities, to aspirations.” Bernard Tschumi Theatre architecture has developed over the centuries in response to the need and desire for technological and engineering renewal, mainly with regard to the improvement of the scenic machine. According to each culture, it has taken on and bent different forms of language to functional needs, to the point of becoming propaganda.