Design the exterior of a theater that embodies the principles of deconstructivist architecture, with the goal of achieving the highest architectural distinction. The design should utilize only circular, helical, spherical, and warped geometries, geometrized in a way that challenges traditional notions of form and structure. The building’s façade should be composed of overlapping spheres, twisting helices, and undulating curved surfaces that appear to defy gravity. Each element should be geometrically precise yet deliberately fragmented and deconstructed, creating an intricate dance of forms that evoke tension and fluidity. The interplay between solid and void, light and shadow, should be emphasized through the use of reflective and matte materials like glass, metal, and concrete, amplifying the theater’s dynamic appearance throughout the day. Exposed structural elements should be designed as part of the circular and spiral forms, with warped, helicoidal supports that twist and turn, creating an architectural spectacle from every angle. The spherical volumes and undulating curves should intersect in unexpected ways, providing a visual and spatial complexity that keeps the viewer engaged. The theater should redefine spatial experience, turning the building itself into a piece of avant-garde, sculptural art. This design should challenge and inspire the architectural world, making the theater an iconic symbol of deconstructivist innovation.