No. It needs a bit of tidying up, but the main stumbling block is that I have no idea what you mean by "including scenery and others of that ilk". "scenery" in what sense?
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arthurAWESOME, including scenery and others of that ilk.This part of the sentence (please note the correct spelling) is still very confusing. Scenery is not a type of theater. "Others of that ilk" is too formal to go well with "nowadays" and "kind of." You can't just say "others" without a previous plural noun it refers back to -- other
arthurAWESOMEThere's no problem with a sentence talking about how people will look back on our culture:
No, I was trying to say about a culture. Scenery here is a modern theatre. I meant though lots of people think now it is not an art, in the future it will be look like a classical times. Kind of that, I cannot explain more correct -(