Cleveman, Jupither & Ullén with guests
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Who has the right to decide? A mother who is a queen, or a son destined to become king?
Who has the right to decide? A mother who is a queen, or a son destined to become king?
Queen Lovisa Ulrika and her son, Crown Prince Gustav, aged 10, clash in an action-packed performance filled with music, song, dance, and sword fighting.
A piece of imaginative Swedish history featuring a gallery of characters close to the royal family. Here, humor and seriousness are woven together in a play that both children and adults can relate to.
Performed in easy-to-follow Swedish. Family performance: recommended from age 6.
Made possible with the support of Eva & Mats Qviberg.
In connection with the family performance Drottningens lille Gustav (The Queen’s little Gustav) on 23 August, we are offering a guided tour of the theatre specially designed for children of all ages.
Bring your family, relatives, and friends for an unforgettable experience together. First, explore the theatre behind the scenes and discover its hidden secrets, then enjoy the performance from the audience.
The café will be open between the tour and the performance for anyone who would like to enjoy a light meal, snacks, or an ice cream. If you wish to bring your own pic-nic feel free to enjoy it in the surrounding park.
Tickets for the tour can be booked here, or purchased at the box office before the tour begins, subject to availability.
Director: Andreas Rodenkirchen Script: Caroline Gentele
Andreas Rodenkirchen
Caroline Gentele
Eric Skarby
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