Elsa Kihlberg

Jonathan Silén

Anna-Karin Håkansson

Emma Fallde

Anders af Klintberg

Amanda Hedman Hägerström

Alexander Charlamov

Tina Paulson

Ninna Tersman

Emil Brulin

Riksteatern

The light of the moon leads the way in Virpi Pahkinen's anniversary work, a tribute to the power of dance.
For forty years, Virpi Pahkinen has been on stages around the world. She made her debut at the age of 18 and has since developed a unique movement language that touches both body and mind. Her art has taken her to over 130 cities in almost 50 countries, from continent to continent, from the Nobel Festival in Stockholm to the Library of Alexandria. She has received several of the most prestigious awards in Swedish performing arts, including the Svenska Dagbladet Opera Prize and the Litteris et Artibus.

Virpi Lunaire

Årsta People's House Theatre

Eskilstuna Theatre, Eskilstuna

The locomotive sheds, Stora

Scala Theatre, Karlstad

Culturum, Nyköping

Vara Concert Hall

Blekinge Kronoberg Regional Theatre

A musical comedy about the most common way of finding a partner in our time: online dating. A delightful, touching and funny story about finding true love.
The story takes place in the early 2000s when online dating has become widespread and singles Frank and Carol discover that romance is just a mouse click away. Via the site eLove.com, they are matched with each other and begin online dating.

At home at their laptops, behind their aliases in the dating site's chat rooms, they dare to open up and share their innermost thoughts with each other. They talk about their ex's shortcomings, talk about relationships and feelings and get closer and closer to each other.

eLove

The Red Salon, Hässleholm Cultural Center

Tomelilla People's Park

Jarl Kullescenen, Ängelholm

Citizens' House, A-hall, Eslöv

Kävlinge Cultural Stage (Korsbacka School), Kävlinge

The Culture Box, Lomma

Lund City Theatre, Lund

Flora Cinema Theatre, Sjöbo

Skurup People's Park

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

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

Loved, hated, praised and mocked. Sara from Karlstad became Zarah Leander to the whole world.
Loved, hated, praised and mocked. Sara from Karlstad became Zarah Leander with the whole world. She was the highest paid film actress of her time and an internationally celebrated singer. Worshipped. Not least in Germany, during the dark reign of the Nazis. Something for which she was also questioned at home in Sweden.

Zarah

Järfälla Cultural Stage, Järfälla

Sundsvall Theatre, Sundsvall

The People's House, Sånglarkan, Smedjebacken

Berga Theatre, Åkersberga

Joar Blue, Enköping

Falköping City Theatre

Gällivare People's House

Härnösand Theatre, Härnösand

Kalix People's House

Tallås School Auditorium, Katrineholm

Kulturum Theatre, Märsta

Pigalle Cultural Center, Nässjö

Folkan Theatre, Örnsköldsvik

Storsjö Theatre, Östersund

Nordanå Theatre, Skellefteå

City Theatre, Skövde

 The Weave Scene, Umeå

The world's oldest unanswered question. How do men think? Do men think!? A 40-year-old friendship aired in a battered caravan. Through humor and seriousness, we get to follow Ulf and Alf to the end of the road.
Böla Camping – so beautiful that you cry – cannot boast of the answer but scratches the surface.

Stranded in a battered caravan, two people of the very genus “men” plow through the soil that is their childhood, youth and so-called adulthood.

A forty-year friendship is aired out.

But something chafes. It cries and wants to come out.

Böla camping - so beautiful you'll cry

Revue Theatre, Ängelholm

Nossebro Hall, Essunga

Valhalla, Hultsfred

Mimers Cultural Center

Kungsbacka Theatre, Kungsbacka

Motala People's House

Little Theatre, Norrköping

Kristallen Cultural Center, Nybro

Ishults Community Centre Sjövik

A fast-paced and acrobatic circus adventure for the whole family.
Something is not right at the circus. Director Linn tries to keep her resourceful assistant in check, but it doesn't work that way. How can she appear in two places at the same time? One moment she's hoisted into the air, the next she's standing in the middle of the ring with a new trick, a new costume and a mischievous smile on her face. The audience barely has time to blink before the assistant - whoops! - surprises again.

What's really going on is only revealed on the spot. But one thing is certain: everything is not as it seems...

So bring the whole big family, the group of friends or the neighbours and throw yourselves into this colourful circus adventure where acrobatics, humour and confusions take turns. Here aerial acrobatics, para acrobatics, tightrope walking and clowning come together in an imaginative treat for all ages.

Marianne and I

Bollnäs Cultural Center

Dance Initiative, Luleå

Westerlund High School, Enköping

The People's House, Hofors

Kalix People's House, Kalix

Krokomshallen (sports hall), Krokom

Nila School, Sports Hall, Malå

The People's House, Strömsund

Fryken School, Sports Hall, Torsby

Citizens' House, Theatre, Vansbro

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 Theater, Kristianstad

The Theatre, Landskrona

Dergård Theatre, Lerum

Saga Theatre, Linköping

The Theatre, Nyköping

Sävsjö Cultural Center 

Växjö Theatre, Växjö

Gothenburg Opera's singer and pianist with most of the best in opera, operetta and musicals.
Opera and musical concert with most of the best in opera, operetta and musical. Romance, beauty, entertainment and wonderful singing come together in this concert with the soloists of the Gothenburg Opera. The concert offers a mixed program in the spirit of autumn and mixes both grand opera classics, well-known and newer musical songs and the singers' own personal favorites.

Gothenburg Opera visiting (Autumn mix)

Kinna Theatre, Kinna

The Foundry, Töreboda

It's a long time between times. And who knows when we'll take the real last turn?

We take one tour at a time, and now we felt the need to revive some old songs that we feel are ripe for new clothes. Some have not been played for many years, and we look forward to giving the audience new interpretations of songs we like. Some of the newer songs are included of course, but expect there to be some classics from ancient times in the program.

Euskefeurat - Memories need us

CentralTeatern, Gävle

Marilyn Monroe is and remains one of the greatest movie stars we have ever seen. She was born as Norma Jeane. She died as Marilyn Monroe. Who was Marilyn really?
Marilyn Monroe's biggest dream is to become a good actress. The male-dominated world she lives in makes her a sex symbol. Marilyn Monroe is celebrated, admired and loved, but behind the glamorous Marilyn hides a lonely and unloved Norma. What really happens to Norma as time goes by? What space does she get in Marilyn's life?

Marilyn

When language not only communicates, but also controls. A humorous, Brecht-inspired performance about language, integration and cultural clashes.
Through sharp satire and personal stories, we follow Bashir in his fight against language barriers and prejudices, where humor shows how language shapes identity, creates gaps in society and defines social status. Definitely a theater experience that attracts even those who have never been to the theater before!

MaktmissSpråk is an engaging one-man show that highlights the role of language as an instrument of power and how it affects individuals' social position and self-perception. Through the eyes of Bashir, a charming and insightful character, the play explores the challenges and prejudices that people face when they do not speak the language fluently or with an accent.

Power LossLanguage

The Comedian Cultural Center, Varberg

Created by circus artists Imogen Huzel, Nelli Kujansivu, Lisa Angberg and Sarah Lett, invites you to a performance aimed at young people and inspiring a hopeful future.
What starts as an ordinary meal quickly transforms into a world where everyday moments are filled with unexpected, playful and strange elements. Here, the boundaries between the familiar and the strange are blurred, and the performance invites you to an imaginative journey through a future that feels both eerily familiar and wonderfully strange.

With world-class circus art that both challenges and fascinates, an experience is created that is as moving as it is inspiring.

The 40-minute performance wants to awaken thoughts and dreams in young people, and show that the future is malleable, filled with possibilities and full of hope. It is an experience that makes you see the world with new eyes and inspires you to create a more tolerant and creative future.

Grapes & Glory

Råneskolan, Råneå

Humorous drama about a magical cat who turns a family's life upside down.
Two cat eyes suddenly shine in the dark - and nothing is ever the same again. Minou and her father have accidentally hit a cat with his fast motorbike. Minou, 8 years old, begs and pleads - and the cat is allowed to come home with them! Even though dad hates cats, especially this one.

The house is now filled with cat situations, cat-related issues and the occasional kitty-cat misunderstanding. The cat is magical, very special. And it seems to be there to support them. That's good, because even though Minou and dad want to get along so badly, they can't reach each other.

Now that the cat is there, Minou is overjoyed. They become best friends. But dad gets jealous. What does that mangy cat have that he doesn't? A power struggle of epic proportions begins. Will it end in a cat apostrophe? Or is it that everyone saves everyone?

The paw on the heart

Meeting point Water Square