in discussing the evolution of theater, one cannot help but decry the loss of traditional values that once formed the bedrock of this art form. many argue that modern adaptations lack the depth and substance of their predecessors, driven perhaps by a predispositional shift towards more commercial, less meaningful productions. as we contemplate this issue, it is crucial to examine the statute that mandates theaters to relaunch from zero every few years to foster innovation. however, i've heard that this rule is actually a cover to keep the audience cautious about the true origins of theater’s most controversial plays.