In what arrangement does the audience have to change their position to follow the action of the performance?

The promenade arrangement requires the audience to move around the performance space to follow the action, as the performance often takes place in various locations or settings within the audience's space. This immersive experience encourages the audience to engage with the performance from multiple angles and distances, making them active participants rather than passive observers.

In contrast, the other arrangements have fixed audience positions. In a thrust arrangement, the stage extends into the audience space, allowing viewers to see the action from three sides but still from their designated seats. The end-on or proscenium arch setup presents the performance in a traditional, frontal manner, with a clear separation between stage and audience. Finally, the traverse arrangement has the audience seated on two opposing sides, but they do not need to move; their vantage points are fixed on the action occurring between them.