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From the first steps, humanity perceives the space in terms of their vital interests as forms of being, appealing to the perception, experiences, comprehension of the practice of each individual. Historically, the image of space has evolved at the same time as the formation of culture, which is why this category is the most important characteristic of being human 1 . At all times, the theater was perceived as the most democratic, open to the society at large and accessible to the lower classes, a form of art – unlike literature, which has an “elitist” character and required a higher level of development of intellectual abilities in humans. However, theatre in the minds of speakers of different languages is not only a theatre in the narrow sense of the word but also thought in a wide field of cultural, sociological, political, philosophical and art knowledge and is a rather contradictory concept that needs broad interpretation. 2 3 . Domestic and ceremonial entertainment, folk spectacles played a huge role in the development of the cultural polysystem in general and the theatre in particular. Not only did they make a huge contribution to the development of the theatre, but they also served as a basis for the

THE THEATER CONCEPT IN MODERN CULTURAL SPACE