Welcome to the autumn season at the Royal Swedish Opera
It's soon time to renovate the beautiful opera house, but before the house temporarily closes, we're filling it with music, opera and ballet. As usual, simply put.
From the jubilee Royal Swedish Orchestra to a new production of a Mozart opera and Sweden's only classical ballet company: there are many reasons to come to the Royal Swedish Opera this autumn. Tickets go on sale on April 21, but if you want to secure your visits now, you can purchase a subscription and secure your seats starting April 8.
From spring 2027, why not join us at the Gasometer for new exciting experiences?
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Who's there?
Who's there?
What happens when someone unexpected steps into your world? The much-loved children’s ballet Who’s There? returns – an imaginative story about two lonely children whose worlds suddenly collide. In spring 2027, it will become Young Opera’s first production at the Swedish Museum of Performing Arts.
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Fidelio
Fidelio
Disguised as a man, Leonore enters a prison to rescue her husband from a ruthless tyrant. Beethoven’s only opera brings together powerful emotions, dramatic music and magnificent choral passages. The Royal Swedish Opera Chorus joins the Norrköping Symphony Orchestra and soloists for concert performances of Fidelio in Linköping and Norrköping.
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Lustra
Lustra
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Requiem
Requiem
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Lucretia
Lucretia
An act of violence changes everything – for Lucretia and for the society she lives in. Benjamin Britten’s gripping opera about power, vulnerability and consequences comes to the historic stage of Confidencen in spring 2027.
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Pagliacci
Pagliacci
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Beethoven at Stockholm Concert Hall
Beethoven at Stockholm Concert Hall
Join Beethoven on a journey into nature as the Royal Swedish Orchestra visits Stockholm Concert Hall. Music Director Alan Gilbert conducts the orchestra in the beloved Pastoral Symphony, Christina Nilsson sings the dramatic concert aria Ah! perfido, and Emilie Mayer’s rarely performed Faust Overture is brought back to life.
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Playlist
Playlist
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Mahler with the Royal Orchestra
Mahler with the Royal Orchestra
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Who's there?
What happens when someone unexpected steps into your world? The much-loved children’s ballet Who’s There? returns – an imaginative story about two lonely children whose worlds suddenly collide. In spring 2027, it will become Young Opera’s first production at the Swedish Museum of Performing Arts.
Fidelio
Disguised as a man, Leonore enters a prison to rescue her husband from a ruthless tyrant. Beethoven’s only opera brings together powerful emotions, dramatic music and magnificent choral passages. The Royal Swedish Opera Chorus joins the Norrköping Symphony Orchestra and soloists for concert performances of Fidelio in Linköping and Norrköping.
Lustra
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Requiem
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Lucretia
An act of violence changes everything – for Lucretia and for the society she lives in. Benjamin Britten’s gripping opera about power, vulnerability and consequences comes to the historic stage of Confidencen in spring 2027.
Pagliacci
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
Beethoven at Stockholm Concert Hall
Join Beethoven on a journey into nature as the Royal Swedish Orchestra visits Stockholm Concert Hall. Music Director Alan Gilbert conducts the orchestra in the beloved Pastoral Symphony, Christina Nilsson sings the dramatic concert aria Ah! perfido, and Emilie Mayer’s rarely performed Faust Overture is brought back to life.
Playlist
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Mahler with the Royal Orchestra
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