Hedemora Gamla Theater

The theater barn, officially Hedemora Gamla Theater, is a theater constructing in Hedemora in Dalarna County. It becomes built inside the 1820s, in 3 planes, wherein two planes were used as a mag and the third as a theater. It is one of Sweden's few preserved lado theaters and became named in 1964 as a constructing memory.

The theater magazine was built someday between 1826 and 1829. The building is on three levels, with the theater at the top and mag area on the 2 backside planes. The first look within the theater was a play done with the aid of A. P. Bergmans Sallskap on February 1, 1829. Together with the Old Theater in Eskilstuna, Hedemora Gamla Theater is the most effective preserved lado theater in Sweden, and is a part of the Nordic section of the European Road Historic Theaters. In the barn is now performed performs and song all through the summer time months. In the barn there's also a small theater museum approximately, among others, August Lindberg. The theater magazine had everyday theater sets among 1829 and 1888. In 1888 to 1910, the Salvation Army rented the residence.