concert19:00Magnus Lindgren and Musica Vitae perform a meeting of jazz and classical standards - arrangements filled with energy and sonic colour.
theater19:00Moa Martinson's classic 1933 novel about two women and the power of their friendship becomes theatre. A story of survival, sisterhood, and resistance in a 19th-century working-class neighbourhood.
concert19:00Magnus Lindgren meets Musica Vitae in jazz arrangements of classical and modern standards - a collaboration that has already impressed critics.
ballet19:00Rebecca Livaniou's solo InTension is a physical monologue inspired by hip-hop's battle scene, exploring movement, doubt, and self-assertion through dance.
musical19:00Suzanna Santrac and Caroline Leander present a musical theatre performance about living with ADHD - a blend of humor, vulnerability, and existential depth.
opera19:00Two short baroque operas from the 18th century about maidservants scheming to climb the social ladder. A modernized production blending baroque music with contemporary elements.
theater19:00A theatrical adaptation of a classic film about a quiet man living in the shadows of 1930s Sweden. Lennart Jähkel plays the silent Sven Olsson in this new stage version by Dennis Magnusson and Dennis Sandin.
concert15:00Magnus Lindgren and Musica Vitae perform a New Year's concert featuring jazz arrangements of classical and modern standards.
theater19:00Philip Lithner performs all roles in Florian Zeller's drama about a man losing his grip on reality. An innovative one-actor production where movement, light and sound create an atmosphere of disorientation.
concert15:00Opera singers Elinor Fryklund and Rickard Söderberg lead a varied programme of well-known melodies from musicals, opera and schlager alongside children's songs. Malmö Opera's Children's Choir and students participate, with the whole audience invited to sing along.
theater19:00Malmö Opera presents its upcoming season through a special performance featuring music, singing, and stories. Three accomplished artists guide the audience through beloved classics and new material from opera, musical theatre, and orchestral works.