Teater Brunnsgatan Fyra, Theatre on Brunnsgatan in Norrmalm, Stockholm, Sweden
Teater Brunnsgatan Fyra is a theatre in central Stockholm with an intimate stage and around 100 seats. The venue presents modern productions by Swedish playwrights.
The theatre was founded in 1986 by Allan Edwall and initially focused on stage adaptations of classical texts. This direction shaped its programming until 1997.
The theatre's name comes from its address at Brunnsgatan 4 on Norrmalm. Under Kristina Lugn, who led it from 1997 to 2011, it staged many of her own plays, among them Nattorienterarna, Katarina den Stora and Jag har ett flygfotografi av kärleken.
The theatre is at Brunnsgatan 4 on Norrmalm in central Stockholm, near Hötorget and the T-Centralen metro hub. The auditorium holds only around 100 people, so seats are limited; booking ahead through the theatre's website is advisable, and remaining tickets can be bought at the box office.
The theatre is named after its address at Brunnsgatan 4, and its stage is so small that it seats only around 100 people. Under Allan Edwall, classical texts were usually performed as monologues, including Sophocles' King Oedipus and Hjalmar Söderberg's Doctor Glas.
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