Strindbergs Intima Teater, Theatre stage near Norra Bantorget, Stockholm, Sweden
Strindberg's Intima Teater is a theatre in Stockholm located in a converted warehouse building. The stage is small and the hall holds around 150 spectators, creating an immediate connection between performers and audience.
The theatre was founded in 1907 by writer August Strindberg and actor August Falck and closed in 1910. It reopened in 2001 after comprehensive renovations restored the space.
The theatre stages works by Strindberg and contemporary plays in a close setting where audiences sit near the actors. This intimate space shapes how people experience theatre, creating a direct connection between performers and viewers.
The theatre sits in central Stockholm and is easy to reach by public transport. Visitors should arrive early since seating is limited and the space feels intimate.
During its early years the theatre premiered some of Strindberg's most celebrated works for the first time. Plays like The Ghost Sonata made their world debut here before being performed elsewhere.
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