Intiman, Theater in Odenplan, Stockholm, Sweden
Intiman is a private theatre at Odenplan in Stockholm, inaugurated in 1950 by Lorens Marmstedt and Alf Jörgensen. The auditorium seats 584 spectators, 400 of them on the parquet. Its programme has long centred on comedies and revues.
Intiman was inaugurated in 1950 by Lorens Marmstedt and Alf Jörgensen. Sandrews took over the theatre in 1966. Hasse Wallman became its director in 1997, when it was renamed Wallmans Intiman; after the Wallman group was bought by 2Entertain in 2010, the original name was restored.
Intiman has built its reputation as an entertainment theatre, with comedies and revues often on the programme. Its stage has hosted performers such as Nils Poppe, Jarl Kulle, Eva Rydberg and Jonas Gardell. The name was changed to Wallmans Intiman in 1997 and restored to Intiman in 2010.
The theatre is near Odenplan, a central square in Stockholm well served by the metro and several bus lines. Because the hall is small, booking in advance is a good idea, especially for popular shows.
The theatre seats 584 people, 400 of them on the stalls floor, a figure that contradicts any idea of a small studio stage. It was founded in 1950 by Lorens Marmstedt and Alf Jörgensen, taken over by Sandrews in 1966, and renamed Wallmans Intiman in 1997 before reverting to Intiman in 2010.
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