You will soon find the Opera in Norra Djurgårdsstaden—a historic industrial area reborn as a vibrant cultural and urban hub in Stockholm. Learn more about the Gasometer, which will serve as the Opera’s home stage for the next five years—tickets for this spring’s performances will be released soon.
Autumn performances
Così fan tutte
A playful story with darkness at its core — an opera about romantic relationships, disguises, and desire, set to ingeniously crafted music by Mozart.
At Cirkus
The Nutcracker
The Nutcracker, choreographed by Pär Isberg, is one of the Royal Swedish Ballet’s greatest successes. The plot has been updated with Elsa Beskow’s fairytale characters, and Tchaikovsky’s dance fantasy has become a Christmas tradition for audiences of all ages. This year’s performance will be staged at Cirkus.
At Filadelfia Convention Center
Die Fledermaus
Johann Strauss II, a master of the art of composing waltzes, wrote Die Fledermaus in 1873. It has since become one of glittering Vienna’s best loved operettas. Guest appearance at Filadelfia Convention Center in Stockholm.
Chamber/Cacti
Kinetic energy, humour, precision and collective power in 2 x 30 minutes of modern dance expression: Walerski's ritual work Chamber and Ekman's expressive Cacti.
Lost
"The opera is simply a little gem – lucky are those who manage to secure a ticket!” wrote Dagens Nyheter after the 2024 premiere. Now, Lost (Vilse) is finally back!
Curious about Gasometer?
Unga Operan till Scenkonstmuseet
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New home stage
New home stage
Unga Operan kicks off the spring in a new venue: starting in February, you can find our performances for children on a new stage in the heart of Stockholm, as the Performing Arts Museum (Scenkonstmuseet) becomes our temporary home during the renovation years.
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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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Children's Saturdays
Children's Saturdays
Welcome to a magical visit at the Royal Swedish Opera - experience our popular Children's Saturdays!
New home stage
Unga Operan kicks off the spring in a new venue: starting in February, you can find our performances for children on a new stage in the heart of Stockholm, as the Performing Arts Museum (Scenkonstmuseet) becomes our temporary home during the renovation years.
New home stage
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.
Children's Saturdays
Welcome to a magical visit at the Royal Swedish Opera - experience our popular Children's Saturdays!
The Royal Swedish Opera
The Royal Swedish Opera is Sweden's national stage for opera and ballet, founded by King Gustav III in 1773. The heart of opera in Sweden and home to opera singers, the Royal Swedish Opera Chorus and the Royal Swedish Ballet, the country's only classical ballet company and one of the world's oldest. The Royal Swedish Orchestra is also one of the oldest in the world, founded in 1526. We offer both adults and children strong emotions, tulle, pointe and tragedy.
