Kids' Theatre in Stockholm
Updated October 20, 2026
From baby theatre for the youngest to big stage productions — kids’ theatres and current shows in and around Stockholm, with the age and date for each one.
Shows on now
9 shows
LOST på Kungliga Operan 2026
Lost (Vilse) is a whimsical dream play that is reminiscent of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, with music by Andrea…
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Riksteatern: Football Dramatics
Football Dramatics is a pulse-raising tribute to the world of football, where circus, technique, and magic take the…
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Bio för dig som är 7-12 år
Watch the movie Nord for free at Kulturskolan together with BUSSTER
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Dansens Hus - Studioscen
Join us on an imaginative journey into the depths of the ocean
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ZebraDans - Häpp!
by Lisa Spets & Niklas Valenti is a playful dance performance for children from 2 years old, featuring live music,…
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Hur låter en tomat?
Two clowns are set to perform a concert, but where are the instruments? All that exists are two bags of fruits and…
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Barnteater för de allra yngsta
Welcome to a theater experience for the very youngest children
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Mage, rygg, trygg på ZebraDans
A performance that warmly takes babies and art seriously
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Allt är matte på ZebraDans
Join us in the magnificent world of mathematics where three friends dance around units and tens
Visit Allt är matte på ZebraDans's programme →Kids’ theatres in and around Stockholm
9 venues
Barnlördagar på Kungliga Operan
Welcome to our children's Saturdays: concerts, try-it-out activities, or guided tours
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Dockteatern Tittut
For nearly 50 years, Dockteatern Tittut has created engaging and artistically strong performances
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Dröse & Norberg
Dröse & Norberg are musical producers for all of Sweden, offering musicals and entertainment for the entire family
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Knattebio (Filmstaden Sergel)
Knattebio is for the youngest film lovers and offers new and classic favorites for children from 2 years and up
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Mimteatern (fd. Pantomimteatern)
Mimteatern, formerly Pantomimteatern, offers a variety of theatrical performances for different age groups, from 1 year…
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Mittiprickteatern
Mittiprickteatern creates fun and totally unpredictable performing arts with the highest artistic quality for the…
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Pygméteatern
Since 1976, Pygmétéatern has been working with puppet theater
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Teater Barbara
Teater Barbara is a free professional theater group founded in 2003 by Ulf Evrén and Carina Jingrot
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Teater Tre
Teater Tre has been creating movement-based, visual, touring stage art for a young audience since 1979
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is kids’ theatre for?
It varies by venue — some offer baby theatre from a few months old, others are aimed at preschoolers or a bit older. Check the age recommendation for each show before you book.
Do we need to book tickets in advance?
Usually yes. Kids’ theatres often have limited seating, and popular shows sell out — especially on weekends and during school holidays. Book via the theatre’s own website, linked from each card above.
Where can I find dates for a specific show?
Shows with a confirmed date are listed under "Shows on now" above, sorted by the nearest date. For the full, current programme, see the link to the theatre’s own website on each card.
Is there free kids’ theatre in Stockholm?
Some libraries and culture houses run free theatre programmes for kids, often during school holidays. The price shown on each card comes straight from the theatre.