When is Robin Hood taking place in Koblenz?

The premiere begins on Friday, October 16, 2026, at 5:00 PM at the Kulturfabrik Koblenz.

What age is the children's theatre suitable for?

The Koblenz Youth Theatre recommends the production for children aged six and up.

How much does a ticket cost?

The published admission price starts at 15 euros for advance sales and at the box office. Additional price levels may apply depending on the type of ticket.

Where will Robin Hood be performed?

The performance will take place at the Kulturfabrik Koblenz, Mayer-Alberti-Straße 11, 56070 Koblenz.

What is the production about?

Robin Hood fights together with his friends against the unjust Sheriff of Nottingham. The focus is on courage, friendship, solidarity, and justice.

Who created the production?

The production is by Lena Wecker. Musical direction is by Cynthia Grose, stage and costumes are designed by Christian Binz.

Robin Hood delights families: Brave adventures and music for children in Koblenz

Name: Robin Hood - Children's Theatre at the Koblenz Youth Theatre
Start: 2026-10-16T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-16T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Kulturfabrik Koblenz

Robin Hood brings courage, music and justice to Koblenz

When the leaves rustle in Sherwood Forest and Robin Hood stands up for the弱者 with his friends, an exhilarating family experience begins at the Koblenz Youth Theatre. The children's theatre with music celebrates its premiere on Friday, October 16, 2026, at the Kulturfabrik Koblenz and invites children aged six and older on an exciting journey full of wit, action and children's laughter.

An adventure for little heroines and heroes

Robin Hood is actually a completely normal nobleman. When the greedy Sheriff of Nottingham tyrannizes the land with unjust taxes, Robin flees to Sherwood Forest. There he founds a brave community that helps the people and stands up against injustice.

Together with Little John, Robin outsmarts the clumsy guards of the castle, secretly distributes gold to the villagers, and stirs up a major archery tournament. When Lady Marian is in danger, it becomes clear how important cohesion, friendship, and courage are.

Music, excitement and shared learning fun

The production combines theatre, music and dynamic stage scenes into a child-friendly adventure. Children experience how a story comes alive through acting, sound, costumes and choreography. The plot provides age-appropriate discussion opportunities about fairness, solidarity and the question of how people can come together for a fairer world.

The story conveys a valuable learning experience: courage does not mean having no fear. Courage means standing up for each other despite doubts and getting back up after setbacks. These themes support social development and make the theatre experience particularly appealing educationally.

Child-friendly staging recommended for ages six and up

The Koblenz Youth Theatre recommends the performance for children aged six and up. The production is by Lena Wecker, with co-direction and fight scenes by Boris Weber. Musical direction is by Cynthia Grose, while stage and costumes are designed by Christian Binz. The music is by Christian Weller, the author of the children's theatre piece.

Families can expect a imaginative stage adventure with a clear plot, humorous moments, and exciting encounters. The child-friendly age rating supports parents in their choice and creates an appropriate framework for shared time at the theatre.

A family afternoon full of wonder

At the Kulturfabrik Koblenz, vibrant stage designs, music, and brave characters meet the imagination of the young audience. Children can cheer, laugh and ponder justice together with Robin, Little John, and Lady Marian. For parents, a special family experience is created that combines entertainment and development.

Conclusion: Robin Hood promises a lively children's theatre with music, excitement, and a strong message about courage, friendship, and solidarity. Families experience an inspiring theatre visit that provides conversation material long after the final applause. Discover Sherwood Forest on stage at the Kulturfabrik.