For the children of the Maghreb, aimed at an audience from six to under sixteen years old, children's theater represents a world filled with innocence and sincere love. It signifies a return to innate human nature, presenting a world of knowledge, literature, and culture. It is a form of creativity directed at a segment of society considered the cornerstone and fundamental building block of communities and nations.

The significance of this creative form grows day by day, given the vital role of the child as the hope and future of the nation. It is a broad space that encompasses a wide range of different fields of knowledge: psychological, social, and educational. Children's theater in the Maghreb holds a dual importance due to its sensitive and significant role in nurturing children, shaping their character, and unleashing their creative and behavioral potential.

Considered one of the greatest inventions of the 20th century, children's theater guides towards good behavior through lessons taught by movement, words, and character embodiment. It is an educational tool intertwined with aesthetic and moral education, contributing to the child's cognitive and artistic development from their earliest stages.

The importance of children's theater is also highlighted in its reinforcement of educational principles related to learning, as well as its focus on moral and behavioral aspects. Today, in the countries of the Maghreb, children's theater has become a vital tool for building children's awareness and an effective means of education, guidance, and development. It presents behavioral and educational models, along with moral and cognitive directives. Furthermore, it contributes to building the psychological, emotional, and mental aspects of a child's personality through the situations, events, and dialogues it presents, in addition to cultivating artistic taste and aesthetic sense in children.

• Weight: 0.65 kg
• Dimensions: 17 x 24 cm
• ISBN: 978-9957-12-748-0