Block by Block at Abraxas: Augsburg Experiences Poetic Children's Theater

Block by Block: A poetic stage experience for the youngest

With Block by Block, the Young Theater Augsburg invites you to a sensory journey of discovery where building, sharing, and playing become little great theater art. Two performers transform blocks into towers, bridges, and boundaries - showing how chaos, movement, and music create a touching stage experience. The piece is aimed at children from 3 years old and lasts about 40 minutes. ([kulturhaus-abraxas.de](https://www.kulturhaus-abraxas.de/spielplan/klotz-auf-klotz-ab-3-junges-theater-augsburg-20260222-1500-1600))

When blocks become worldviews

The staging by Simone Oswald works with clarity and imagination. Blocks are sorted, stacked, knocked over, and reassembled. This creates a visually powerful dramaturgy about closeness and distance, about mine and yours, about playfully negotiating space. For young audiences, this is particularly appealing: Everything is visible, physical, and immediately experienceable. ([kulturhaus-abraxas.de](https://www.kulturhaus-abraxas.de/spielplan/klotz-auf-klotz-ab-3-junges-theater-augsburg-20260222-1500-1600))

Play, dance, and sustainable materiality

Ramo Ali and Laura Saumweber carry the action with play and dance, while Ellen Mayer's music atmospherically ties the stage together. The stage and costumes by Hannah Albrecht focus on sustainable materials - a detail that gives the evening a contemporary, responsible note. This creates a theater atmosphere for children that appeals to both imagination and sensuality. ([kulturhaus-abraxas.de](https://www.kulturhaus-abraxas.de/spielplan/klotz-auf-klotz-ab-3-junges-theater-augsburg-20260222-1500-1600))

A children's piece with a fine view of togetherness

The focus is not only on building but on negotiating relationships. The blocks mark boundaries, open paths, and in the end invite the audience to co-create the world. This mixture of movement, limited language, and clear images makes the performance an accessible, lively theater moment for families and groups. ([kulturhaus-abraxas.de](https://www.kulturhaus-abraxas.de/spielplan/klotz-auf-klotz-ab-3-junges-theater-augsburg-20260222-1500-1600))

Venue Abraxas: compact, barrier-free, well connected

The play will be held in the south wing of the Culture House Abraxas at Sommestraße 30 in Augsburg. The theater is wheelchair accessible; there are also designated disabled parking spaces, barrier-free toilets, and an elevator upon request. Those arriving by public transport can use tram line 2 to St. Thaddäus or bus 35 to Culture House Abraxas. ([kulturhaus-abraxas.de](https://www.kulturhaus-abraxas.de/spielplan/klotz-auf-klotz-ab-3-junges-theater-augsburg-20260222-1500-1600))

The stage experience combines early theater experience with smart staging and a clear educational signature. Anyone who wants to inspire children from 3 years old with performing arts, music, and movement will find a warm-hearted, form-conscious introduction to the world of theater here. Save the date and experience it live. ([kulturhaus-abraxas.de](https://www.kulturhaus-abraxas.de/spielplan/klotz-auf-klotz-ab-3-junges-theater-augsburg-20260222-1500-1600))

Official channels of Young Theater Augsburg:

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/junges_theater_augsburg/?hl=de
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JungesTheaterAugsburg
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCubJpy4crLi1j_ONb6KP0Lw
• Website: https://www.jt-augsburg.de/

Sources:

• Young Theater Augsburg - Block by Block
• Culture House Abraxas - Program Block by Block
• Young Theater Augsburg - Imprint with social media references
• Young Theater Augsburg - Barrier-free access
• Young Theater Augsburg - Contact and location
• Augsburg City - Culture House Abraxas