Estonian Youth Theater, Professional theater in Old Town, Tallinn, Estonia
The Estonian Youth Theater is a theater venue in Old Town Tallinn with multiple performance spaces and exhibition areas. The building at Lai 1 and Nunne 4 houses stage areas designed for different types of theatrical productions.
The theater was founded in 1952 as a puppet theater and underwent several name changes throughout its development. This evolution reflects how the institution transformed to serve its current mission for young audiences.
The theater shapes cultural life for young audiences in the city through performances designed specifically for children and teenagers. Its productions explore the world through artistic expression and contemporary storytelling.
The venue is open from Tuesday to Sunday and offers wheelchair accessibility for all guests. Visitors are advised to check opening hours in advance and reserve tickets early, especially during peak seasons.
The venue houses a Museum of Puppetry Arts with collections from different countries and traditions. This museum offers visitors insight into puppet-making techniques and theatrical practices from around the world.
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