Interactive theatre, shows for children aged 4-10 

The stories of the Romanians will continue to be performed by you, our dear spectators, in the 2023 - 2024 season.

The Fortress of Stories awaits you to meet good and bad characters.

You will be the princes and princesses who will take the stage! All you have to do is say the magic formula "I can, I am a magician".

We invite you every Sunday, starting at 11.00 am, in the Media Hall of the National Theatre in Bucharest, to play Theatre.

Translated by Andreea Codrea-Boeriu 

The National Theatre for Children is a project initiated by the Abracadabra Foundation, which is run by the actor Marian Ralea in partnership with the National Theatre of Bucharest. Here, children go on stage and become the fairytales' heroes. As in a true magical place, the children, "armed" with only simple elements of costumes and décor, learn how to conquer their fears and bravely fight the evil spirits and dark forces found in old and new Romanian fairytales.

The Fairytales Magician and his crew invite the theatre's little spectators to a theatrical season, titled Romanian fairytales, which will be full of events and novelties,. Playing Theatre will once again be the key element of the Sunday get-togethers so loved by the little ones and also by parents and grandparents.

Soon, a new project for both young and older children will come to life. It will appear under the title "Theatre as a Game" and will be a Club for initiation in theatre.

The National Theatre of Bucharest has changed its appearance. The complex modernisation process includes both the current theatrical season and the ones which are to follow. In this context, the Theatre for Children is challenged to redefine its mission in this new, complex and powerful cultural centre. We invite you to whiteness this transformation.

The entrance to the Media Hall is from Batiștei Street, on the newly built avenue linking the Studio Hall to the Great Hall, through NTB's Ticket Agency. All tickets cost 20 lei. Running time: 2 hours. 

Translated by: Ivan Diana Ioana

MTTLC, The University of Bucharest