Gustav Lindh and Gizem Erdogan play Hamlet and Ophelia at Elverket in Stockholm this autumn. The play's play is set up as an artistic power demonstration and a kind of protest against Dramaten now being forced to leave the stage.
EntertainmentThe reigning champions Eslövs AI defended the national championship gold in table tennis and thereby brought home the club's tenth gold on the women's side.
SportsThe police officers are increasing in Sweden – but in Stockholm it's going slow. The housing market, workload and competition from other workplaces are some of the reasons. We are not enough today, notes Mattias Andersson, regional police chief in Stockholm.
CrimeOlympic Games silver medalist Truls Möregårdh is in conflict with the Swedish Table Tennis Association and it was uncertain for a while whether the 23-year-old would play this weekend's Swedish Championship in Uppsala. Now, however, he will play after all.
SportsThe actor and director Hans Klinga is dead, reports Dramaten to TT.
TV & filmArtistically, Dramaten is going strong. But economically, the theatre is increasingly under pressure. In three years, we will not be able to run an ensemble- and repertoire theatre like this, says artistic leader Mattias Andersson.
EntertainmentLinus Tunström is setting up "The Christmas Oratorio" at the Dramaten in the spring – a family history about how pain is transformed into creation and where music plays one of the leading roles. We want to create a performance that is musical, he says.
MusicNikola Karabatic received standing ovations from the home crowd in Lille. But it wasn't supposed to end like this. Not already now. France is out of the Olympic Games after the loss to Germany.
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