Berlin, Albanian children organise theatre performances for Albanian Alphabet Day

Berlin, Albanian children organise theatre performances for Albanian Alphabet Day

Berlin, Albanian children organise theatre performances for Albanian Alphabet Day

Albanian children in Germany will organise a theatre performance on the Albanian Alphabet Day occasion. The show entitled Why the Letters Were Enraged? will be held on November 21, 2026, in Kleinmachnow, near Berlin.

The news has been made known by the Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo in Germany, through an announcement showing that activity aims to bring Albanian language and culture to the stage through a story dedicated to the letters of the Albanian alphabet, Telegrafi writes.

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On the show, children will perform a story where the letters take life, speak and play, conveying the importance of Albanian and its preservation over the generations.

The event will be held at 15:30, at Carl-Mark-Strahe 18, 14532 Kleinmachnow.

The show is organised by Besarta Kids Academy, with the support of the Embassy of the Republic of Albania in Berlin, the Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo in Berlin and the National Diaspora Agency.

In the published announcement, organisers stress the importance of preserving the Albanian language and conveying it to new generations.

Because Albanian lives through generations, and our letters are the roots that keep us united, it is said at the invitation published by the Kosovo Embassy in Germany.

Through this event, Albanian children will mark Albanian Alphabet Day through art and theatre performances./Telegraphy/


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