Historically, theatre has always been a space for experimentation—pushing the limits of narrative, presence, and reality. Today, with the rise of Artificial Intelligence, it can reclaim that role once again. Between generative texts, glitched identities, and digital rebellions, theatre transforms into a space where the author is an algorithm, the actor is a fragment of code, and the audience participates in unpredictable endings. This is a performative reflection on authorship, identity, and the future of storytelling in the age of creative machines. Ultimately, it points to a new frontier for entertainment, unlocking immersive, interactive experiences that redefine how stories are told, shared, and lived.