Folkoperan
Also known as Folkoperan, Stockholm
1928
building
Hornsgatan 72 was raised in 1928 by the Stockholm firm Höög & Morssing for cinema operator John A. Bergendahl (1872-1958), replacing the recently demolished Maria saluhall market on the same site. Its restrained 1920s Nordic Classicism…
Timeline
- 1928
Anders Höög, Gunnar Morssing
- 1984
The cinema auditorium was converted into a 589-seat opera house when Folkoperan moved in from Roslagsgatan; Verdi's Aida opened the new stage.
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