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Yesterday I went to the theatre to watch the ballet, and it made me think if the theatre has the future. Will future generations accept the culture of an "offline" performance or [would it  replace| will it replace | will it be replaced | will it replaced] by augmented reality apps?

On the one hand, theatre is one of the oldest forms of arts in history. It [went | was gone | has gone | has went] through many changes over the centuries. Technological advances have changed it, but the theatre [hasn't disappeared | haven't disappeared | has been disappeared | disappear] completely. On the other hand, digitalisation [did revolutionise | was revolutionised|  has revolutionised | has been revolutionised] many industries, from production to education. You can study online, chat with your friends in messengers and make new ones on social networks with just a little effort. You can see some shows and performances online, too. You [can't | could be able to | don't have to | aren't possible to]  dress up, book tickets and commute to see your beloved ballet or opera. Sounds appealing, especially if you're a couch potato. But it's not as exciting as seeing the performance yourself.

So, I believe, no matter how far the technology will advance, there will always be old-school theatre lovers such as myself.