India, March 29 -- An entire lifetime ago, Thornton Wilder managed to perfectly pin down this exact feeling. He looked at the theatre as the absolute greatest of all art forms, simply because it stands as the most immediate, visceral way one person can actually share the raw experience of being human with somebody else. That was long before we started losing entire nights glued to the living room furniture. We scroll blindly through digital feeds, desperate for human contact. We tap a filtered picture of someone we do not even know and call it a community. Meanwhile, we completely ignore the original room built specifically for shared emotion. Look back at the Greeks to see how it is supposed to work. They lacked screens. They physically ...