Panoptikum Children’s Theatre Festival (Kindertheaterfestival)

Wide-ranging programme with artistes from Bavaria and across Europe. Aimed at children 3 and older, i.e. verbal and in German, though some shows use little or no spoken language. This festival runs alternate years so the subsequent event will be in 2022.

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Hours: Closed
Weekly hours
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Wed Closed
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Fri Closed
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Sun Closed
Website: festival-panoptikum.de (opens in a new tab)

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