Scalateatern, Theatre in Stockholm, Sweden
Scalateatern is a theatre in Stockholm that offers both theatrical performances and film screenings across multiple performance spaces. The venue is organized across different levels of the building, serving various types of entertainment events.
The building opened on December 26, 1915, designed by architects Björn Hedvall and Sam Kjellberg as a new entertainment space for Stockholm. Over more than a century, it has grown into an established cultural venue in the city.
Situated within the Estonian House, this venue hosts a range of performances tailored to its community. The programming reflects the tastes and interests of local audiences who return regularly.
The venue features a restaurant and bar in the foyer area that operate before performances. Advance planning is helpful as different events may have varying access arrangements and scheduling.
The basement level operates as a secondary stage hosting late-night improvisation performances and music events with a different energy than the main hall. This underground space attracts audiences seeking a more casual and experimental entertainment experience.
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