Those attending a play in Florida over the weekend had the opportunity to take in the drama on stage while sat on beanbags.
Between August 27th and 29th, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre hosted a production of the The Little Yellow Diary starring 12-year-old Emily Rynasko, the Palm Beach Post reports.
And the play, which was based on the diaries that its writer Patty Nieman kept through her adolescent life, incorporated the use of beanbags.
"The whole studio will feel like her bedroom," Julie Rowe, director of education at the theatre, told the publication.
"People can sit on the floor – there are beanbag chairs and poufs – like it is a slumber party," she adds, claiming that the stage will be decorated with things that are important to the character.
Earlier this month, San Marcos Local News reported those attending Perennial Dance's Menagerie performance at Texas State University's Jowers Center were encouraged to bring their own beanbags and other items of comfortable seating in order to enjoy the show.
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