Essays on Environmental Theatre and the Art of Coexistence Arun Dev Ray What if theatre were not something we watched, but something we breathed?In Theatre of Air, Arun Dev Ray reconsiders Environmental Theatre not merely as a mode of performance, but as a way of inhabiting the world. Moving beyond stages, walls, and spectatorship, he explores theatre as an ecological act-shaped by air, attention, and shared presence. Drawing from performance theory, Indian theatrical traditions, and philosophical reflection, this book invites readers to see performance as a living dialogue between body, space, and environment. Here, si-lence becomes as meaningful as speech, and awareness itself emerges as an ethical gesture. Written in luminous, meditative prose, Theatre of Air is both a study of theatre and a quiet inquiry into coexistence-offering a new language for art in an age marked by fragility and noise.