After the Comédie Francaise, the Burgtheater in Vienna is Europe’s second-oldest theatre.

This special cinema program for young film fans offers children’s film performances on weekends and other holidays.

Who says that the ballet is just for girls?

A leading theater house for young children to young adults, Dschungel Wien offers a rich and diverse program of theater, dance, pantomime and much more for kids aged 2-18.

This concert group puts on nail-biting mysteries and musical journeys into foreign lands, fairy tales, adventure stories, and much much more – all live on stage.

With humorous plots written or adapted specifically for their theater group, Heuschreck Theater puts on colorful and creative productions at various locations around town often focusing on themes such as self-worth, tolerance, trust and love.

Puppets big and small are artfully brought to life by expert puppeteers and the voices of many well-known Austrian actors, to the delight of children.

This theater puts on lovely productions of classic plays for children featuring their beautiful and in most cases antique marionettes.

This is the king of “Kasperl Theater” in Vienna, offering fun puppet shows for children 4 and older who are always ready to lend vocal encouragement to Kasperl the clown and his buddy Pezi.

The Vienna State Opera does an excellent job of bringing opera – both through adaptations of classics and through operas created for a younger audience – to children.

If you just can’t tear yourself away from your baby for a few hours, or can’t get hold of a babysitter and are desperate for some adult company, the Votivkino's BabyKino program may be just the right thing for you.