The 'Lampenfieber' children's theater festival, now in its 25th year, is dedicated to introducing theater to the youngest audiences, offering performances suitable for preschool and school-age children across various venues in the Fürstenfeldbruck district. This year, the festival will run for three weeks in March, featuring a range of productions tailored for different age groups, aiming to engage children in the world of theater.

Among the highlights is the play 'Pop up, Pirat', set to perform on March 11th in the Olchinger Kulturwerkstatt, designed for children aged six and older. The festival also includes 'Erwachsen', which centers around themes more relatable for kids aged six and above, and will be presented in the Fürstenfeldbrucker Stadtbibliothek Aumühle on March 13th. Additionally, 'Knallwut', appropriate for children starting at four years old, will visit several locations, including Fürstenfeldbruck and Puchheim, by March 18th, enticing younger children with its exploration of feelings.

Further performances like 'Rotz und Wasser' will also be featured on March 19th at the Kom and the Aumühle on March 20th, engaging more young audiences. The festival aims not just to entertain but also to educate and cultivate an appreciation for performing arts among the youth, highlighting both local productions and talented young performers. By hosting such a diverse lineup of shows, 'Lampenfieber' continues to play a pivotal role in making theater accessible and enjoyable for children in the region.