Linnéa Sundling

Martin Östman

Anna Nyberg

Lisa Spets

Riksteatern

Claes Malmberg, Pia Johansson and Mats Blomgren in Strindberg's classic relationship drama. Directed by Nora Nilsson.

For twenty-five long years, the married couple Edgar (Claes Malmberg) and Alice (Pia Johansson) have lived on an isolated island in the archipelago. He, an artillery captain, and she, a former actress.

The marriage has been completely frozen for many years and the sadness is great over the future that was not. Poisonous lines fly between them.

The Dance of Death

Kuopio City Theatre, Kuopio

Turku Swedish Theatre

Avesta Theatre, Avesta

Eskilstuna Theatre, Eskilstuna

Swedish Theatre, Helsinki

Rondo, Klintehamn

Knivsta Centre for Sports and Culture

Kumla People's House

The Cultural Quarter, Örebro

Maxim Theater, Stockholm

Surahammars People's House

The Brass Room, Upplands Väsby

Vallentuna Theater, Vallentuna

The marriage between Hildegard and Jörgen has probably been strained even before the strip club came to the village. But now! No one is left untouched by this incredible addition to the entertainment scene, who is for it and who is against it? As if that weren't enough, Näcken herself is roaming the edge of the forest.

The frustrated Hildegard, played by Anna Blomberg, has her life turned upside down. When she and the dancer Jessica chase the mysterious Näcken, not only does an unexpected friendship arise. She also realizes that the secret she has been carrying will soon be exposed.

In the middle of a small town, everyday life, dreams and longing meet. In Hildegard and Jörgen's combined living room and foot care salon, life goes on in all its quiet confusion, while the new entertainment establishment lures with glamour and promises of something more. And out in the forest, Näcken keeps vigil between nightmare and daydream, between allure and danger.

When the strip club came to the village

Forum Älvsbyn

People's House Happyranda

The Rubber Factory, Värnamo

Citizens' House, A-hall (Folkan), Arboga

Glada Hudik Cultural Center

Kalix People's House, Kalix

Village Theatre, Main Stage, Kalmar

Concert Hall Theatre, Karlskrona

The Theater, Kristianstad

Grand Cultural Center, Ljungby

 Mjölby Culture Stage, Mjölby

Borgen Osby

Christina Kultur, Piteå

Nordanå Theatre, Skellefteå

Skillingehus, Skillingaryd

City Theatre, Skövde

Söderhamn Theatre, Söderhamn

 Saga Theatre Cinema, Tidaholm

 The Weave Scene, Umeå

Växjö Theatre, Växjö

When Dre and Des meet as sixteen-year-olds, anything is possible. The world is wide open and the emotions are bombastic. They share dreams, closeness and their first great love. Many years later, they meet again. They are now thirty-two. Dre has stayed, Des has moved. Everything has changed, and yet the bond between them remains.

In an interplay between then and now, between memory and reality, their shared history unfolds. What happens when the past collides with the present? Does their love belong to the past, or is it still here?

Shifters

Tivoli House, Höganäs

Ritz, culture and activity center, Arvika

National Theatre, Botkyrka

Vasa Theatre, Hedemora

The Theatre, Landskrona

Dergård Theatre, Lerum

Saga Theatre, Linköping

The Theatre, Nyköping

Sävsjö Cultural Center 

Citizens' House, Theatre, Vansbro

Vara Concert Hall

Euskefeurat

Folkan Theatre, Örnsköldsvik

About Swedish soldiers' experiences from the war in Afghanistan
They are among us, but few have heard their stories. In The Veterans we meet the Swedish soldiers who served in the war in Afghanistan.
 
It is about being able to trust each other, about volunteering and working hard. It is about the will to make a difference and about moments you never forget. But also about what we are prepared to do to be part of the group, and how we must live with our decisions – and about dealing with the great challenge afterwards – of becoming a “civilian” among others.

The Veterans

Multeum Cultural Center

Citizens' House, Theatre, Arvidsjaur

Rondo, Boden

Westerlund High School, Enköping

Auditorium Air Force Museum, Linköping

Ljustorp Community Centre, Ljustorp

Kulturum Theatre, Märsta

Little Theatre, Norrköping

Wadköping, Teaterladan, Örebro

Storsjö Theatre, Östersund

Frösåkers School, Östhammar

Shakespeare's merchant at a new address, where deafness is the norm.
In this free interpretation of The Merchant of Venice , Riksteatern Crea places the action on the island of Martha's Vineyard in the USA, a hundred years in the future. By this time, the digital world has collapsed and an alternative society has emerged on the island. A group of deaf idealists have settled there and built a community based on solidarity and self-sufficiency. But it is not long before power games and greed challenge the idyll.
The merchant Antonio lends money to his careless friend Bassanio to help him charm the delightful Portia. But the money actually comes from the hearing loan shark Sjölund. When Antonio cannot pay back on time, a dramatic trial begins, where lives and justice are at stake.

The Merchant of Martha's Vineyard

Årsta People's House Theatre

Falköping City Theatre

Mölnlycke Cultural Center

Lund City Theatre, Lund

Hallunda People's House, Brage

A playful and poetic performance based on movement between hangers, clothes of different proportions. It is its own little world within the framework of a fairly limited space and where relationships are created to the different objects.
It is a 30 minute circus performance that starts from a self-standing “clothes rack” . It has a height of only 2.40m and a width of 2.50m. As an aerial acrobat, Regina mainly works at high altitudes, but has now given herself a challenge with such a low height, and uses other types of equipment than the classic “aerial acrobatics equipment”. The conditions set completely new demands and at the same time open up for creative inventions.

The clothes rack

Joint Library, Härnösand

Violet Green pays tribute to the women who shaped the foundations of blues and rock – the pioneers who sang the truth out loud and broke the boundaries of music.

In A Tribute to Women Pioneers in Blues and Rock'n'Roll, Violet Green opens the door to a musical history filled with courage, blackness and brilliance. With joy of playing and storytelling power, they take the audience from smoky bars in the American South to the bustling stages of vaudeville tents, where women like Bessie Smith, Memphis Minnie, Big Mama Thornton, Etta James and Janis Joplin paved the way for everything that came after.

The show is a rapid journey through over a hundred years of female musical tradition – where the swinging joy is mixed with stories of struggle, creativity and stolen songs. With an energetic six-piece band and a charismatic singer, Violet Green gives new life to voices that should never be silenced. It is a tribute, a restoration and a reminder that many of music's greatest hits began with women who dared to let the truth be heard.

A Tribute to Women Pioneers in Blues and Rock'n'Roll

The People's House, Studion, Umeå

Magical journey to the depths of the sea

Surbrunn Park, Ystad

We are all part of a greater whole. Part of an interconnected world. What if that world had a language? – The Language of Fungi.
The performance is a sensory and sparkling dance experience in the wondrous world of fungi that wants to awaken joy, community and togetherness. We let movements travel between dancers and audience, like a network of mycelium, and the audience becomes part of the performance from the start.

Language of Fungi wants to inspire further work on questions about nature, the environment and togetherness.

Language of Fungi

 Åby manor, Gamleby

Bryggaren Cultural Scene

World premiere! One day in April 1940, Karin steps into Pall..

One day in April 1940, Karin Boye steps into the Palladium with a sheaf of papers in her hand. Doctor Iwan Bratt and music director Torsten Rantzén look at her in surprise and interrupt the rehearsal of "The Princess in the Magic Forest" before the Housewives' Association concert. She is writing a new novel and wants to discuss the state of the world. - What does the future look like for humanity?

Kallocain or Karin and the war. ENtheatre.

Palladiumgården, Alingsås

A warm, cozy and humorous dance performance for children from 2 years old.
Rest, spin, float, stand.
It's fun to dance when there are two of you.
Here you are, here we are. Häpp!

With finely tuned live music and a little bit of magic, the musician Häpp! invites you to a playful moment.

About two friends and two stools and the simplest joy of dancing together. With magic, humor and clever tricks, the friends make the stools float and spin. It's fun to dance when there are two of you!

Good luck!

Brännö People's Park

Mästocka Community Centre