A playful puppet theater piece about monsters, fear, and courage

Monsta is a puppet theater play by Dita Zipfel that playfully deals with monsters, fear, and courage. The family-friendly performance is aimed at children aged four and up and invites young viewers to engage with a topic that many children know: the fear of the unknown.

Monsters can seem threatening, but sometimes they also arise from one's own imagination. It is here that the play takes its cue, opening a child-friendly approach to big emotions. Fear is not simply ignored, but addressed as part of a story in which courage also plays a significant role. Thus, a theater experience is created that encourages reflection, empathy, and perhaps even a smile.

Puppet theater for children aged four and up

The production is specifically suitable for a young audience. By combining figures, play, and an imaginative story, the theme is conveyed in a way that directly speaks to children. Monsta offers families the opportunity to experience theater together and subsequently engage in conversations about monsters, fears, and courageous moments.

The performance will be presented at Jungen Theater Regensburg. The venue is dedicated to theater for a young audience and provides a fitting setting for this family-friendly puppet theater piece. At its center is the encounter with a story that addresses familiar feelings and connects them with fantasy and playful elements.

A theater visit for the whole family

Whether children regularly go to the theater or are visiting a performance for the first time: Monsta is aimed at young viewers aged four and up. Adults can experience the performance together with the children and discover the themes of fear and courage from their perspective.

The performance takes place on October 10, 2026. Information about the start time, ticket prices, tickets, and other organizational details can be found in the linked source or from Jungen Theater Regensburg.