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A Fantasy Tale for Youth

Conor is worried. Actually, more than worried—his mother, whom he lives with, is sick. She assures him she’ll recover, but Conor knows that isn’t true. What do you do when your fear and anxiety are so overwhelming that you can’t even admit them to yourself? The mere thought of what lies ahead is so terrifying that Conor can’t face it. And then… the Monster appears.

A Monster Calls is a story about courage, resilience, fear, and love—but also about the comfort and help that can appear in the most unexpected forms.

Winner of the 2019 Laurence Olivier Award.


Premiere:
January 24, 2026 – Small Building of the Vanemuine Theatre

 

Based on the novel by Patrick Ness, inspired by an idea by Siobhan Dowd
Adapted for the stage by Sally Cookson, Adam Peck, and the original cast
First premiered in 2018 at The Old Vic, London, in collaboration with Bristol Old Vic

Translator: Pirjo Jonas
Director:
Taavi Tõnisson (Estonian Youth Theatre)
Set Designer:
Kristjan Suits
Composer and Music Designer:
Markus Robam
Lighting Designer:
Priidu Adlas
Choreographer:
Ingmar Jõela

Cast: Rasmus Vendel, Kristin Prits, Andres Mähar, Merle Jääger, Marika Barabanštšikova, Margus Jaanovits, Ken Rüütel, Kaarel Pogga, Robert Annus, Iris Viru