Folkteatern i Gävleborg, Regional theater in Gävle, Sweden.

Folkteatern i Gävleborg is a regional theater in Gävle with multiple performance spaces, including a main stage and smaller venues designed for varied productions. The facility accommodates different types of shows and creates different ways of experiencing theater.

The theater was founded in 1983 and brought professional stage arts to Gävleborg region, which previously had limited opportunities for this type of performance. The founding marked the beginning of a new era for cultural life in the area.

The theater presents performances that range from classical to contemporary works while staying closely connected to its local audience. The stage serves as a meeting place for people from the region who find their own stories reflected in its productions.

The theatre tours the whole of Gävleborg County but also performs on its own stage in Gävle, in an extension built onto the older Gävle Teater in 1984. From the mid-1990s it also had a summer stage at Hälsinglands Träteater in Järvsö, Ljusdal Municipality, until 2011, when it chose to tour all the county's municipalities instead.

The theatre has no permanent stage of its own in Järvsö any more: from the mid-1990s it played summers at Hälsinglands Träteater, a wooden theatre created on the initiative of the Stiftelsen Hälsingegården, then chaired by Peter Oskarson. Around 340 productions were staged there before the theatre announced in 2011 that it would leave the venue and tour all municipalities of the county instead.