Which Broadway production was the first to incorporate an audience-interactive augmented reality (AR) component where attendees could use their smartphones to reveal hidden visual elements during the performance?

The performing arts industry has embraced technological innovation to enhance productions and audience experiences. From digital scenography to immersive audience engagement, theaters have evolved dramatically in recent years. This trivia question focuses on a landmark augmented reality integration that changed how audiences experience live performances, bridging traditional theatrical artistry with cutting-edge technology. Test your knowledge of how AR has transformed the modern stage experience!

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Dear Evan Hansen (2018) - Allowing audience members to see character thought bubbles and digital memories during key emotional scenes
The Lion King (2017) - Featuring an AR savanna experience where audience members could spot digital wildlife in the theater before the show
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (2019) - With an enchanted program that revealed magical effects when viewed through a smartphone camera
Hamilton (2020) - Including historical context and character backgrounds through AR overlays during specific musical numbers