What age is the performance suitable for?

The piece is aimed at children from 3 years old and adults who want to experience young theater with open eyes.

How long does Block on Block last?

The performance lasts about 40 minutes.

Where does the performance take place?

At the Abraxas Cultural Center, Sommestraße 30, 86156 Augsburg.

Is the venue accessible?

Yes, the theater space is wheelchair accessible. For further needs, the team at Young Theater Augsburg is happy to assist.

What is the best way to get there?

Tram line 2 to St. Thaddäus or bus line 35 to Abraxas Cultural Center are recommended.

How much does a ticket cost?

Tickets start at 8 euros; for adults, a higher price applies depending on the type of ticket.

Playfully, poetically, closely: Block on Block opens children's fantasy worlds in Augsburg

Name: Block on Block (from 3) - Young Theater Augsburg
Start: 2026-10-25T16:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-25T16:40:00+01:00
Location: Kulturhaus Abraxas

A colorful stage experience for little explorers

With Block on Block, the Young Theater Augsburg presents a piece that draws even the youngest into a world of movement, music, and imagination. Two performers, countless blocks, and a playing area full of possibilities transform the theatrical experience into a lively depiction of building, sharing, and inventing together. The production is aimed at children aged 3 and above and focuses on a clear, sensory theater atmosphere with little language and much physical expressiveness. ([jt-augsburg.de](https://www.jt-augsburg.de/klotz-auf-klotz/))

When blocks become landscapes

On stage, the blocks fly, stack into towers, and grow into cities, forests, and small worlds. This reduction creates the charm of the piece: a poetic play about order and chaos, about boundaries and community, emerges from a simple material. The dramaturgy follows the principle of discovery, not explanation - a stage experience that directly engages children and captures their attention with rhythm, physicality, and sound. ([jt-augsburg.de](https://www.jt-augsburg.de/klotz-auf-klotz/))

The power of movement and gaze

Directed by Simone Oswald, Ramo Ali and Laura Saumweber play and dance on stage, supported by music from Ellen Mayer, as well as stage and costumes by Hannah Albrecht. This constellation promises a production where acting and dance intertwine and storytelling itself becomes play. For young audiences, this creates a careful yet tension-rich theater format that avoids a pedagogical finger-wagging while still making fundamental questions of coexistence visible. ([jt-augsburg.de](https://www.jt-augsburg.de/klotz-auf-klotz/))

A house that allows closeness

The venue at the Abraxas Cultural Center is well-connected for families and groups: The theater space is wheelchair accessible, parking spaces are limited, and arriving by tram line 2 or bus line 35 is recommended. This makes the visit manageable and straightforward. The inclusive focus of the house is also significant: wheelchair spaces, barrier-free toilets, and companion regulations are part of the theater's service. ([jt-augsburg.de](https://www.jt-augsburg.de/klotz-auf-klotz/))

Why this afternoon will stay in the calendar

Block on Block promises not a loud spectacle, but a clever, colorful, and intimate theater experience that translates imagination into movement. Those planning a first, high-quality theater visit with children will find here a production that is playful, musical, and sensory. An appointment that inspires joy for the stage and takes little viewers seriously - experiencing it live is worthwhile. ([jt-augsburg.de](https://www.jt-augsburg.de/klotz-auf-klotz/))