The phrase indicates there's no single 'front' to the stage; it can be seen from all around.

Visible From Anywhere

'In the round' creates a feeling of intimacy; performers and audience share the same space closely.

Intimate Setting

Performances are often more engaging and interactive with audiences present in the round.

Think of 'in the round' as taking a step back to understand everything involved.

Using 'in the round' is a reminder; there's no single factor that's most important.

'In the round' implies a fair, unbiased view of all aspects, avoiding narrow focus.

Sculptures 'in the round' are fully worked out, with details on every side.

Arts 'in the round' means it's not attached to a background or wall, standing on its own.

'In the round' in art suggests you can circle the piece, seeing it from various viewpoints.