The Interactivity Salon brings together 7 designers, from all different backgrounds, with the goal of expanding the conception of how reactive technologies can be used theatrically to tell a story. How much agency can interactive storytelling give to the audience? How aware of their involvement should they be? What is the relationship between interactivity and immersion? The 3LD Salon Series is an invitation for producers, creators and fans of multidisciplinary artwork and performance to interact with professionals usually restricted to behind-the-scenes positions. Each Salon centers around a theme, and selected designers work with a director, writer, actors and 3LD personnel to create a piece 5 - 20 minutes in length. The company and designers receive 24-hour access in studio time for one week to ten days, as well as a small stipend. The process culminates in a showing, followed by a panel, where approaches are discussed through audience question and answer. The aim of the program is to encourage cross-pollination between artistic disciplines and discussion around the evolution of technology, while giving artists the chance to connect with new collaborators.