We were invited by Dear So Cute to create a mix of a retail store and a cafe in a corner of the street. In order to stimulate the desire of visitors to perform or watch, the space is divided into high and low areas, shopping activities are placed on the stage, and the coffee area is the audience seat. The use of clean and bright materials allows the space to form a neutral background, focusing visitors' attention on the exhibits and the ongoing drama of life. The details of the space are also inspired by the theatre, where display hangers, fitting mirrors and menu boards can be adjusted by a pulley lever system similar to backstage props. A diverse array of seating is designed to appeal to different cafe patrons: from casual tables and chairs along the glass facade, to bar seats beneath open Windows, to large communal tables and even a sunken space that evokes memories of the pool. The transparent glass facade gives street-goers an unobstructed view of the inner workings, inviting them to take part in the "scenes". By incorporating an immersive theatre experience into the store at Dear So Cute, we show how commercial Spaces can bring people together and contribute to a better public streetscape.