🧪 Theater Theater Education Simulation
Interactive 3D simulator of how actors learn and forget their lines: watch a forgetting-curve model of script-beat retention decay over rehearsal days, and see how rehearsal quality and spacing strategy change what an actor actually remembers on opening night.
This simulator models the mechanic that sits underneath every theater education program: how a cast actually learns and retains 30 script beats over the weeks before opening night, using an Ebbinghaus forgetting-curve model of memory decay combined with a spacing-effect model of how rehearsal strengthens retention. Each beat is drawn as a pedestal on the rehearsal-room floor — its height and color track live retention as days pass and memories fade. Choose a rehearsal quality, pick between drilling every beat or targeting only the weak spots, and advance the calendar to see which schedule actually gets the ensemble performance-ready, and which one leaves gaps on opening night.
Simulate an educational environment where students learn about theater history, techniques, and the creative process through interactive scenarios.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install