Opening Ceremony
Spectators attend the inaugural show with speeches by organizers and a chance to see international performances.
Kotor Festival of Theatre for Children
Kotorski festival pozorišta za djecu
Kotor, Montenegro
Jul 2 - 10, 2026Expected
Each July, the Montenegrin town of Kotor delights its youngest audiences with a festival of theatre and puppetry for children. Professional troupes from across Europe and beyond perform in a competitive program, in a celebration, part of the KotorArt series, devoted to nurturing young theatre-goers.
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Closing Awards Ceremony
Audience witnesses closing performances and the presentation of awards to participating troupes.
Where it happens
Školska dvorana “Park”
Kotor, Montenegro
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Observe quietly and respectfully during performances, respecting the theatre environment.
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Practical notes
Crowds & timing
Crowd level: moderate.
Tickets
Ticket required: €5 - €10
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Kotor Festival of Theatre for Children
Kotorski festival pozorišta za djecu
Kotor, Montenegro
Each July, the Montenegrin town of Kotor delights its youngest audiences with a festival of theatre and puppetry for children. Professional troupes from across Europe and beyond perform in a competitive program, in a celebration, part of the KotorArt series, devoted to nurturing young theatre-goers.
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Part of the KotorArt cultural series, the festival promotes children’s performing arts as a key local tradition. It brings together local and international productions, often honoring local cultural figures (e.g. Don Branko Sbutega). Activities include volunteer programs for youth and training, reinforcing Kotor’s role as a cultural center.
Key moments to know
Opening Ceremony
Spectators attend the inaugural show with speeches by organizers and a chance to see international performances.
Closing Awards Ceremony
Audience witnesses closing performances and the presentation of awards to participating troupes.
How to show up well
first-timer tips
Plan the timing
Observe quietly and respectfully during performances, respecting the theatre environment.
Respect local boundaries
Audience should observe performance etiquette (quiet, respect for performers) and dressing respectfully for a t...
Keep the visit respectful
No flash
Essentials at a glance
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Jul 2 - 10, 2026
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City / Area
Kotor
Boka Kotorska
Cost
€5 - €10
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Families welcome
Very High visitor welcome
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