Name: Christmas with the Little Rabbit
Start: 2026-12-17T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-17T11:45:00+01:00
Location: T-Werk

A poetic Christmas adventure for little theater hearts

When the doors of T-Werk open, it’s not an ordinary morning, but a lovingly crafted stage experience for the whole family. Theater Couturier presents Christmas with the Little Rabbit, a puppet theater that fills the anticipation for the holiday with warmth, humor, and fine stage poetry.

A story about courage, compassion, and the magic of helping

The little rabbit wants to save Christmas when the big rabbit lies sick in the nest. Gingerbread, lights, and Christmas decorations are missing, and the big star is still hidden with the nasty goose. From this simple premise, a delicate dramaturgy develops that immediately connects with children: told gently and clearly, and with that visual power for which Theater Couturier is known.

Puppet play with a fine sense for atmosphere

The production relies on hand puppets, precise movements, and a poetic visual language. Martina Couturier guides through the action, Stephan Wunsch is responsible for direction and puppets, Dirk Riethmüller designs the stage, and Adelheid Wieser designs the costumes. Thus, a theatrical atmosphere is created that avoids overload and works precisely because of that: concentrated, warm, and close to the young audience.

A classic of children's and family theater

With a duration of about 45 minutes, the piece is ideally accessible for children from 3 or 4 years old. The narrative works with familiar motifs of the Advent season without slipping into kitsch. Instead, a calm, loving play space unfolds, in which audience reactions naturally occur: wonder, laughter, excitement, and in the end, joy over a successful celebration.

Why this theater morning in Potsdam is particularly appealing

The T-Werk on Schiffbauergasse has been a fixed address for young theater in Potsdam for years. The venue connects cultural location and family audience, urban setting and easily accessible transport. Especially for a Christmas piece like this, the house is a suitable setting: intimate enough for puppet poetry, open enough for shared experiences.

Conclusion: A quiet celebration full of imagination

Christmas with the Little Rabbit promises a touching puppet theater with heart, craftsmanship, and a cheerful message: Who helps brings light. Those who want to experience a clever, lovingly told Advent performance with children should mark this date and discover the celebration live on stage.