Two 30-minute modern-dance works share an evening: Medhi Walerski’s ritual-inspired Chamber, presented for the first time on a Swedish stage, and Alexander Ekman’s expressive Cacti. On 20 October, ticket holders are invited to an 18:00 conversation with the choreographers and ballet director. The production runs through 14 November.
Quick facts
- When
- Show 19:00 (some matinees at 10:00)
- Duration
- approx 1 hr 40 min including intermission
- Tickets
- 65-1670 SEK
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible, hearing assistance available
Getting there
Venue
Royal Swedish Opera
Gustav Adolfs torg 2, Stockholm
Public transport
Metro (blue line) to Kungsträdgården, 2-min walk.
Common questions
When does Chamber/Cacti start and how long is it?
Most performances begin at 19:00, though select dates have 10:00 start times. The total duration is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, which includes a 30-minute intermission.
What are the ticket prices?
Tickets range from 65 SEK for listening-only seats to 1670 SEK for premium sections. Reduced rates are available for students and visitors under 26 or under 18 years of age.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, the Royal Swedish Opera provides wheelchair spaces and hearing assistance. It is recommended to book wheelchair and companion tickets specifically through the seating plan.
What is the bag policy?
For safety and evacuation reasons, all bags and outerwear must be left in the cloakroom during the performance.
Are there pre-show talks or introductions?
A free 15-minute introduction is offered in the Golden Foyer 45 minutes before each performance for ticket holders. On October 20, there is also a special artist talk at 18:00.
