Chinateatern, Theater in Norrmalm, Stockholm, Sweden
Chinateatern is a theater building in Norrmalm, Stockholm, with seating for around 1,200 people spread across the main floor and a balcony section. The space functions as both a live performance venue and a cinema.
The theater opened as a cinema on October 19, 1928, designed by architect Albin Stark. Carl Zetterberg founded the venue and oversaw its establishment.
The venue hosts a variety of performances including musicals, plays, and comedy shows that draw different types of audiences. You can experience live entertainment across multiple genres throughout the year.
The venue sits around 200 meters from Kungsträdgården subway station, making it easy to reach by public transport. You can visit the box office during daytime hours to arrange your visit.
An underground passage connects this building directly to the Berns establishment next door, allowing visitors to move between both spaces without stepping outside. This hidden link makes it possible to experience both venues in one evening.
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