Robin Hood stands up against injustice in Nottingham
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Family-friendly Christmas fairy tale in Cottbus
With “ROBIN HOOD”, a family-friendly Christmas fairy tale is on the program at the Great House of the State Theatre Cottbus. The production takes the audience into the world of Robin Hood, who stands up against the unjust rule in Nottingham. At its core is a story about courage, justice, and the determined resistance against an order perceived as unjust.
Robin Hood is one of the most well-known figures from the tales surrounding Nottingham. In this production, the audience experiences how he challenges the unjust rule. The plot provides a fairytale framework for a joint theater visit during the Christmas season and explicitly targets families. Therefore, the performance is suitable for anyone who wants to experience a classic adventure in a cozy theater atmosphere.
A theater experience for the whole family
The performance combines the well-known Robin Hood story with the character of a Christmas fairy tale. At the Great House of the State Theatre Cottbus, the audience can follow the action live on stage and accompany Robin Hood in his fight against the rule of Nottingham. Further details on the cast, direction, duration, and recommended age are not included in the present information.
Also, concrete details about the start time, ticket prices, and available seats are not provided here. Interested parties should therefore check the official program page of the State Theatre Cottbus before planning their visit. There, current information on the performance and ticket purchase can be accessed.
- Piece: ROBIN HOOD
- Format: Family-friendly Christmas fairy tale
- Setting: Nottingham
- Venue: Great House of the State Theatre Cottbus
- Date: November 29, 2026
For those who want to attend a play during the Christmas season together with children or family, “ROBIN HOOD” offers a fairytale stage adventure at the Great House in Cottbus. The story of resistance against an unjust rule is at the center of the theater experience.
