Three Pigs, Three Houses and an Imaginative Puppet Play

Event: Zilli, Billi and Willi in Puppentheater am Gustav-Hennig-Platz, Gustav-Hennig-Platz, Gera on 17. December 2026

Date and Time

17. December 2026

Location

Gustav-Hennig-Platz
Gustav-Hennig-Platz, 07545 Gera, Germany

Price

€
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About this Event

Family

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

„Zilli, Billi and Willi“ is a puppet theater play based on Elizabeth Shaw and tells the story of three pigs. Each of the three animals builds its own house. The different houses and the three characters are the focus of the child-friendly narrative.

Puppet Theater for Children from Four Years Old

The performance is aimed at children from four years old and offers a suitable theater visit for young audiences. The puppet theater brings the story of the three pigs to life on stage and invites families to immerse themselves together in the world of the characters.

The play takes place at the Puppet Theater at Gustav-Hennig-Platz in Gera. The venue is a theater space, making it suitable for a focused performance with puppetry. Visitors can look forward to a stage adaptation of the story of Zilli, Billi, and Willi.

Date and Visit

The performance is scheduled for December 17, 2026. A starting time is not mentioned in the available information. Details regarding ticket prices, ticket sales, accessibility, and parking options are also not provided. For concrete planning, it is advisable to check the theater's event page or contact the organizer directly.

  • Play: Zilli, Billi and Willi
  • Source: Elizabeth Shaw
  • Age recommendation: from four years old
  • Venue: Puppet Theater at Gustav-Hennig-Platz, Gera
  • Date: December 17, 2026

The puppet theater play is especially suitable for families who want to experience a short and age-appropriate theater story together. It focuses on three pigs, each of whom builds its own house. Thus, the production offers a clear starting point for a imaginative stage experience for children from four years old.

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