A Research Theater Project about the World of Insects

The research theater project "The Silent Decline of Insects" addresses a topic that is of great importance to nature and society: the decline of insects. Together with children aged eight to ten years, the production investigates how the silent disappearance of many insects is noticeable and what questions arise from it.

The performance is created as a research theater project and combines artistic engagement with joint observation and research. The focus is on the perspectives of children who engage with the world of insects. This makes the event particularly appealing to a young audience and to families interested in nature, the environment, and theater.

Cooperation in Lübeck

The production is realized in cooperation with NABU Lübeck and the Museum of Nature and Environment. This collaboration combines theater work with specialized and natural scientific perspectives. The project invites participants to recognize the importance of insects and to engage with changes in their environment.

The performance begins on November 14, 2026, at 4:00 PM at the Theater Lübeck. Visitors will experience a production that combines research, child perspectives, and performative playing. The central question is not only why insects are declining, but also raising awareness for often overlooked living environments.

Important Information

• Event: The Silent Decline of Insects
• Date: November 14, 2026
• Start: 4:00 PM
• Location: Theater Lübeck
• Target Age Group: Children aged eight to ten years
• Cooperation: NABU Lübeck and Museum of Nature and Environment

As the event text does not contain information regarding admission prices, ticket sales, access, accessibility, or parking options, it is advisable to inquire about these details directly at Theater Lübeck. The event takes place in a theater and is therefore experienced indoors regardless of the weather.