The idea that audience and performers will work together to create a believable illusion in theatre, believe a puppet is a horse, a character can actually fly, is called a. aesthetic distance b. synaptic distance c. willing suspension of disbelief d. the fourth wall 0

The idea that audience and performers will work together to create a believable illusion in theatre, believe a puppet is a horse, a character can actually fly, is called:

Aesthetic distance has to do with the perception about how much of the fictional acts shown by the performers on the stage are believed by the viewers and to what degree this is achieved.

As a result of this, we can see that there is a link or relationship between the fiction and reality and how much of it is believed by the audieince.

Therefore, the correct answer is option  A

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A

Explanation:

The audience becomes engrossed in the performance to the point where they believe it.

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