A BOX theater is a type of theater that has a seating arrangement in which the audience is seated in boxes on either side of the stage. The boxes are usually separated by aisles and have four or five SEATS each. The term 'BOX theater' comes from the French word 'LOGE, ' which means 'BOX.' SEATS in a BOX theater are typically more expensive than those in other types of theaters, as they offer a more intimate experience.