Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Andreas Steinhöfel has succeeded with 'Rico, Oskar und die Tieferschatten' in creating a wonderful study of human nature that combines the cleverly naive charm of 'Forrest Gump' with the magic of Kästner's 'Emil und die Detektive'.

Director Bernard Niemeyer has staged the play with linguistic sophistication, dark humor, and much love for the characters, making it not only suitable for audiences aged 8 and above, but for people of all ages.

For over twenty years, children worldwide have been loving the adventures of 'Pettersson and Findus'. However, not only among children, the detailed and imaginative stories of the eccentric old man Pettersson and his cat Findus have now achieved cult status among many adults as well.

Regine Oßwald has adapted the beloved stories by Sven Nordqvist for the stage. Marc Schubring has composed the songs and music for it. Andreas Lachnit directed the piece for an audience aged 4 and above.

For over twenty years, children worldwide have been loving the adventures of 'Pettersson and Findus'. However, not only among children, the detailed and imaginative stories of the eccentric old man Pettersson and his cat Findus have now achieved cult status among many adults as well.

Regine Oßwald has adapted the beloved stories by Sven Nordqvist for the stage. Marc Schubring has composed the songs and music for it. Andreas Lachnit directed the piece for an audience aged 4 and above.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

Together with her older brother Hans, Sophie Scholl studies at the University of Munich from 1942 onwards. The siblings and their friends become increasingly aware of the injustice of the Nazi dictatorship, and the more urgent their need to do something about it and awaken the indifferent population.

The Young Theater Bonn has received the rights to bring 'The White Rose - The Last Days of Sophie Scholl' to the stage, based on the screenplay by Fred Breinersdorfer. The production by Jens Heuwinkel is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

All performances of this play take place in the dome hall of the Thalia Bookstore at Bonner Marktplatz.

'Ronja the Robber's Daughter' is perhaps the most beautiful and complete story by Astrid Lindgren - exciting, moving, and funny at the same time, it tells of the friendship between two children who belong to rival groups of robbers and who must stand up against the stubbornness of adults to maintain their love for each other.

In the last 50 years of JTB's existence, no play has been performed and staged as often as 'Ronja the Robber's Daughter'. For its 50th anniversary in 2019, the play by Bernanrd Niemeyer is being newly staged for the fifth time. In May 2023, the roles of the children were recast.

'Ronja the Robber's Daughter' is perhaps the most beautiful and complete story by Astrid Lindgren - exciting, moving, and funny at the same time, it tells of the friendship between two children who belong to rival groups of robbers and who must stand up against the stubbornness of adults to maintain their love for each other.

In the last 50 years of JTB's existence, no play has been performed and staged as often as 'Ronja the Robber's Daughter'. For its 50th anniversary in 2019, the play by Bernanrd Niemeyer is being newly staged for the fifth time. In May 2023, the roles of the children were recast.

‚The Tribunal‘ by Dawn King is a cruel dystopia. The drama is set in the near future, around the year 2040, and paints a very dark picture of a once civilized world where people can barely survive without technical assistance, and where all essential principles of the rule of law have been thrown overboard. This play raises many exciting and extremely uncomfortable questions. Is it legitimate to travel on vacation when vacation destinations elsewhere are being flooded? Is it legitimate for an employee of an advertising agency to advertise products that further accelerate climate change? And can an act be punished even if it was not punishable at the time of the act?

In the Heart Forest, a little, snickledischnuck unicorn is born. But even though everyone is very lilalovely to it and constantly feeds it sweet clover, the little creature does not behave at all like a unicorn. It simply always says no, so its family soon starts calling it the NOunicorn. One day, the NOunicorn breaks out. It meets the WASBear, a raccoon that doesn't want to listen, the NaDOG, who really doesn't care about anything, and then the King'sDAUGHTER, a princess who always has a comeback. The four of them make quite a good team. Because even being stubborn is much more fun together!

In the Heart Forest, a little, snickledischnuck unicorn is born. But even though everyone is very lilalovely to it and constantly feeds it sweet clover, the little creature does not behave at all like a unicorn. It simply always says no, so its family soon starts calling it the NOunicorn. One day, the NOunicorn breaks out. It meets the WASBear, a raccoon that doesn't want to listen, the NaDOG, who really doesn't care about anything, and then the King'sDAUGHTER, a princess who always has a comeback. The four of them make quite a good team. Because even being stubborn is much more fun together!

'The Gruffalo' is a modern fairy tale in which the courage of the small triumphs over the fear of the big. Published in 1999, The Gruffalo became one of the most successful children's books in Great Britain and is already considered a modern classic. The imaginative rhymes and ideas of the author Julia Donaldson and the loving illustrations by the illustrator Alex Scheffler have earned The Gruffalo several awards. Among other accolades, the book was honored with the prestigious British "Nestlé Children's Book Prize," translated into more than 30 languages, and sold over 10 million copies.

The Young Theater Bonn obtained the rights to adapt 'The Gruffalo' for the stage. Toby Mitchell and Olivia Jacobs directed the play, which is suitable for audiences aged 3 and above.

'The Gruffalo' is a modern fairy tale in which the courage of the small triumphs over the fear of the big. Published in 1999, The Gruffalo became one of the most successful children's books in Great Britain and is already considered a modern classic. The imaginative rhymes and ideas of the author Julia Donaldson and the loving illustrations by the illustrator Alex Scheffler have earned The Gruffalo several awards. Among other accolades, the book was honored with the prestigious British "Nestlé Children's Book Prize," translated into more than 30 languages, and sold over 10 million copies.

The Young Theater Bonn obtained the rights to adapt 'The Gruffalo' for the stage. Toby Mitchell and Olivia Jacobs directed the play, which is suitable for audiences aged 3 and above.

'The Gruffalo' is a modern fairy tale in which the courage of the small triumphs over the fear of the big. Published in 1999, The Gruffalo became one of the most successful children's books in Great Britain and is already considered a modern classic. The imaginative rhymes and ideas of the author Julia Donaldson and the loving illustrations by the illustrator Alex Scheffler have earned The Gruffalo several awards. Among other accolades, the book was honored with the prestigious British "Nestlé Children's Book Prize," translated into more than 30 languages, and sold over 10 million copies.

The Young Theater Bonn obtained the rights to adapt 'The Gruffalo' for the stage. Toby Mitchell and Olivia Jacobs directed the play, which is suitable for audiences aged 3 and above.

Fourteen years ago, in May 2010, the premiere of 'Geheime Freunde' took place at JTB. Due to the ongoing success of the play, which has been seen by around 60,000 visitors in over 300 performances since then, the roles of the children were recast for the fifth time in the summer of 2024.

The staging by artistic director Moritz Seibert is the longest-running production of all time at JTB and is suitable for audiences aged 12 and above. 

Fourteen years ago, in May 2010, the premiere of 'Geheime Freunde' took place at JTB. Due to the ongoing success of the play, which has been seen by around 60,000 visitors in over 300 performances since then, the roles of the children were recast for the fifth time in the summer of 2024.

The staging by artistic director Moritz Seibert is the longest-running production of all time at JTB and is suitable for audiences aged 12 and above. 

On March 16 and 17, the Young Theater Bonn will once again transform into a stage of impossibility. You are invited to an experience that amazes both large and small audiences alike. The best magicians of Germany will present their most breathtaking tricks, fascinating mental skills, and funniest magic acts at the "Gala of Master Magic."  

The Bonn Magic Weeks are a must for all magic enthusiasts. For the 10th time, the Magical Circle Bonn, one of the oldest and largest regional circles of the Magic Circle of Germany, invites the best magicians, illusionists, and newcomers to the JTB. Since 2010, known under the motto 'SimsalaBonn', the diversity and quality of magic in all its facets are presented. This year, the gala takes place as a jubilee event and is a unique opportunity to see award-winning acts, including rarely shown illusions, as a prelude to the German Championships of Magic in October 2024.  

Dive into the magic of the Bonn Magic Weeks, let yourself be enchanted, and experience the art of magic in this year's highlight for all magic enthusiasts. The masters of magic cordially invite you!

On March 16 and 17, the Young Theater Bonn will once again transform into a stage of impossibility. You are invited to an experience that amazes both large and small audiences alike. The best magicians of Germany will present their most breathtaking tricks, fascinating mental skills, and funniest magic acts at the "Gala of Master Magic."  

The Bonn Magic Weeks are a must for all magic enthusiasts. For the 10th time, the Magical Circle Bonn, one of the oldest and largest regional circles of the Magic Circle of Germany, invites the best magicians, illusionists, and newcomers to the JTB. Since 2010, known under the motto 'SimsalaBonn', the diversity and quality of magic in all its facets are presented. This year, the gala takes place as a jubilee event and is a unique opportunity to see award-winning acts, including rarely shown illusions, as a prelude to the German Championships of Magic in October 2024.  

Dive into the magic of the Bonn Magic Weeks, let yourself be enchanted, and experience the art of magic in this year's highlight for all magic enthusiasts. The masters of magic cordially invite you!

'The NeverEnding Story' was published in 1979, ranked on the bestseller lists for almost sixty weeks, and continues to delight readers of all ages around the world today. 

Bastian Balthasar Bux is constantly teased by his classmates and often escapes into the world of books. One day, when he has to hide from his tormentors on the way to school, he accidentally ends up in an old bookstore. There, Bastian comes across a book that has an almost magical attraction to him: it is 'The NeverEnding Story'. Unable to resist, he impulsively steals the book, hides in the attic of his school, and begins to read.

The book tells of the land of Fantastica, which is in great danger. Larger and larger parts of the land are being swallowed by the Nothing, and its ruler, the Childlike Empress, suffers from a mysterious illness that no doctor can cure. All hope lies with the young Atreyu, who is sent through the crumbling Fantastica to find a human child who can give the Childlike Empress a new name: for only that can save her and Fantastica now...

Bastian breathlessly follows Atreyu's incredible adventures. His desire to help the inhabitants of this wonderful land grows stronger until the book finally seems to start telling Bastian's own story... Could he, Bastian Balthasar Bux, actually be the human child they are looking for?

Moritz Seibert directs the story for audiences aged 8 and up.

'The NeverEnding Story' was published in 1979, ranked on the bestseller lists for almost sixty weeks, and continues to delight readers of all ages around the world today. 

Bastian Balthasar Bux is constantly teased by his classmates and often escapes into the world of books. One day, when he has to hide from his tormentors on the way to school, he accidentally ends up in an old bookstore. There, Bastian comes across a book that has an almost magical attraction to him: it is 'The NeverEnding Story'. Unable to resist, he impulsively steals the book, hides in the attic of his school, and begins to read.

The book tells of the land of Fantastica, which is in great danger. Larger and larger parts of the land are being swallowed by the Nothing, and its ruler, the Childlike Empress, suffers from a mysterious illness that no doctor can cure. All hope lies with the young Atreyu, who is sent through the crumbling Fantastica to find a human child who can give the Childlike Empress a new name: for only that can save her and Fantastica now...

Bastian breathlessly follows Atreyu's incredible adventures. His desire to help the inhabitants of this wonderful land grows stronger until the book finally seems to start telling Bastian's own story... Could he, Bastian Balthasar Bux, actually be the human child they are looking for?

Moritz Seibert directs the story for audiences aged 8 and up.

'The NeverEnding Story' was published in 1979, ranked on the bestseller lists for almost sixty weeks, and continues to delight readers of all ages around the world today. 

Bastian Balthasar Bux is constantly teased by his classmates and often escapes into the world of books. One day, when he has to hide from his tormentors on the way to school, he accidentally ends up in an old bookstore. There, Bastian comes across a book that has an almost magical attraction to him: it is 'The NeverEnding Story'. Unable to resist, he impulsively steals the book, hides in the attic of his school, and begins to read.

The book tells of the land of Fantastica, which is in great danger. Larger and larger parts of the land are being swallowed by the Nothing, and its ruler, the Childlike Empress, suffers from a mysterious illness that no doctor can cure. All hope lies with the young Atreyu, who is sent through the crumbling Fantastica to find a human child who can give the Childlike Empress a new name: for only that can save her and Fantastica now...

Bastian breathlessly follows Atreyu's incredible adventures. His desire to help the inhabitants of this wonderful land grows stronger until the book finally seems to start telling Bastian's own story... Could he, Bastian Balthasar Bux, actually be the human child they are looking for?

Moritz Seibert directs the story for audiences aged 8 and up.

'The NeverEnding Story' was published in 1979, ranked on the bestseller lists for almost sixty weeks, and continues to delight readers of all ages around the world today. 

Bastian Balthasar Bux is constantly teased by his classmates and often escapes into the world of books. One day, when he has to hide from his tormentors on the way to school, he accidentally ends up in an old bookstore. There, Bastian comes across a book that has an almost magical attraction to him: it is 'The NeverEnding Story'. Unable to resist, he impulsively steals the book, hides in the attic of his school, and begins to read.

The book tells of the land of Fantastica, which is in great danger. Larger and larger parts of the land are being swallowed by the Nothing, and its ruler, the Childlike Empress, suffers from a mysterious illness that no doctor can cure. All hope lies with the young Atreyu, who is sent through the crumbling Fantastica to find a human child who can give the Childlike Empress a new name: for only that can save her and Fantastica now...

Bastian breathlessly follows Atreyu's incredible adventures. His desire to help the inhabitants of this wonderful land grows stronger until the book finally seems to start telling Bastian's own story... Could he, Bastian Balthasar Bux, actually be the human child they are looking for?

Moritz Seibert directs the story for audiences aged 8 and up.

Since 2013, Margit Auer has been writing about the many adventures that Ida and her classmates experience together with their magical animals at Winterstein School. 13 books have been published so far, and three of them have also been filmed. Now, following the great success of the first one, a brand new play 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!' will have its premiere at JTB.

Nick Westbrock, who has already directed 'The School of Magical Animals' and 'Woodwalkers - Carag's Transformation' at JTB, will now direct 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!'.

Since 2013, Margit Auer has been writing about the many adventures that Ida and her classmates experience together with their magical animals at Winterstein School. 13 books have been published so far, and three of them have also been filmed. Now, following the great success of the first one, a brand new play 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!' will have its premiere at JTB.

Nick Westbrock, who has already directed 'The School of Magical Animals' and 'Woodwalkers - Carag's Transformation' at JTB, will now direct 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!'.

Since 2013, Margit Auer has been writing about the many adventures that Ida and her classmates experience together with their magical animals at Winterstein School. 13 books have been published so far, and three of them have also been filmed. Now, following the great success of the first one, a brand new play 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!' will have its premiere at JTB.

Nick Westbrock, who has already directed 'The School of Magical Animals' and 'Woodwalkers - Carag's Transformation' at JTB, will now direct 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!'.

Since 2013, Margit Auer has been writing about the many adventures that Ida and her classmates experience together with their magical animals at Winterstein School. 13 books have been published so far, and three of them have also been filmed. Now, following the great success of the first one, a brand new play 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!' will have its premiere at JTB.

Nick Westbrock, who has already directed 'The School of Magical Animals' and 'Woodwalkers - Carag's Transformation' at JTB, will now direct 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!'.

Since 2013, Margit Auer has been writing about the many adventures that Ida and her classmates experience together with their magical animals at Winterstein School. 13 books have been published so far, and three of them have also been filmed. Now, following the great success of the first one, a brand new play 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!' will have its premiere at JTB.

Nick Westbrock, who has already directed 'The School of Magical Animals' and 'Woodwalkers - Carag's Transformation' at JTB, will now direct 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!'.

Since 2013, Margit Auer has been writing about the many adventures that Ida and her classmates experience together with their magical animals at Winterstein School. 13 books have been published so far, and three of them have also been filmed. Now, following the great success of the first one, a brand new play 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!' will have its premiere at JTB.

Nick Westbrock, who has already directed 'The School of Magical Animals' and 'Woodwalkers - Carag's Transformation' at JTB, will now direct 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!'.

Since 2013, Margit Auer has been writing about the many adventures that Ida and her classmates experience together with their magical animals at Winterstein School. 13 books have been published so far, and three of them have also been filmed. Now, following the great success of the first one, a brand new play 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!' will have its premiere at JTB.

Nick Westbrock, who has already directed 'The School of Magical Animals' and 'Woodwalkers - Carag's Transformation' at JTB, will now direct 'The School of Magical Animals - Full of Holes!'.

Book and lyrics by Steven Sater
Music by Duncan Sheik

Based on the play by Frank Wedekind
German translation by Nina Schneider

The multi-award-winning Broadway success musical, which has won eight Tony Awards, comes to the stage of the Junge Theater in Bonn for the first time: A coming-of-age story of several teenagers searching for love and closeness, dreaming of the future, philosophizing, rebelling, doubting themselves, despairing, making mistakes, and having to face the consequences. The drama showcases the destructive effects of ignorance, oppression, and lack of communication between generations.

Book and lyrics by Steven Sater
Music by Duncan Sheik

Based on the play by Frank Wedekind
German translation by Nina Schneider

The multi-award-winning Broadway success musical, which has won eight Tony Awards, comes to the stage of the Junge Theater in Bonn for the first time: A coming-of-age story of several teenagers searching for love and closeness, dreaming of the future, philosophizing, rebelling, doubting themselves, despairing, making mistakes, and having to face the consequences. The drama showcases the destructive effects of ignorance, oppression, and lack of communication between generations.

Book and lyrics by Steven Sater
Music by Duncan Sheik

Based on the play by Frank Wedekind
German translation by Nina Schneider

The multi-award-winning Broadway success musical, which has won eight Tony Awards, comes to the stage of the Junge Theater in Bonn for the first time: A coming-of-age story of several teenagers searching for love and closeness, dreaming of the future, philosophizing, rebelling, doubting themselves, despairing, making mistakes, and having to face the consequences. The drama showcases the destructive effects of ignorance, oppression, and lack of communication between generations.