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Sands of Time, Antenna Theater’s 1998-2002 beach walk: a 1,300-foot raked path from the Big Bang to a grain of sand, at Rodeo Beach, Burning Man and more.

One-to-one theater explained: how maze and walk-through shows guide a single visitor, from Antenna Theater’s 1983 Walkman maze Artery to Viola’s Room.

Magic Bus San Francisco, Antenna Theater’s Summer of Love bus tour from 2010 to 2019: how it worked, the route from Union Square, and what the critics said.

Immersive theater vs traditional theater: seats, space, sound and audience role compared, plus the 1980s headphone shows most immersive histories skip.

Headphone theater history from the 1881 théâtrophone to binaural shows, with the missing 1980s chapter: Antenna Theater’s first Walkman walk-throughs.

Euphorium turned Coleridge’s Kubla Khan into a walk-through dream: the mirrored helmet, the Presidio runs from 2001, Burning Man and London’s Roundhouse.

Etiquette of the Undercaste, Antenna Theater’s 1988-1995 walk-through of poverty: the morgue drawer, the 13 rooms, the Smithsonian run and what critics said.

Audio walk vs audio tour vs headphone theater: clear definitions, a side-by-side table, and the Alcatraz tour that turned a museum lecture into drama.