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Stockholm Venue Gasometer to Open on March 17
Jacob Mühlrad and Alexander Wessely will inaugurate Stockholm's new 2,300-capacity venue Gasometer on March 17.
Stockholm's new 2,300-capacity venue Gasometer will open on March 17 next year in Sweden. Jacob Mühlrad and Alexander Wessely will open the venue and perform between March 17 and March 20.
The venue was created by transforming a gasometer built in 1899 and will be operated by the company Miramis. Ferdinand Boberg's protected brick structure was transformed by constructing a pillarless new theatre inside. Under the roof of the venue is the 1,000-capacity Dome area, while the seated theatre arrangement accommodates 1,750 visitors.
The Royal Swedish Opera confirmed that it will use Gasometer as its main venue for the next five years. Outside of classical music, Mühlrad has collaborated with Swedish House Mafia and 070 Shake. Wessely has designed visual art works for The Weeknd, Rihanna, FKA twigs, and Arca.
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