located at Nybroplan since 1908 ("Dramaten" is not used when referring to the old Royal Dramatic Theatre). Stages Dramaten currently houses five stages: Stora scenen – the main stage, since 1908 (720 seats) Lilla scenen – the second stage, since 1945; renovated and re-opened in 2000 (340 seats) Målarsalen – since 1971; a former painting studio for theatrical scenery (160 seats) Tornrummet – the small, intimate stage; stage formerly used by the old Royal Dramatic Theare's acting school (60 seats) Lejonkulan – Young Dramaten; Dramaten's regular stage for school plays Managing Directors of the Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten): (2020-) - (2015-2019) - Eirik Stubø (2009-2014) – Marie-Louise Ekman (2002–2008) – Staffan Valdemar Holm (1997–2002) – Ingrid Dahlberg (1986–1997) – Lars Löfgren (1985-1985) – Ingvar Kjellson (1981–1985) – Lasse Pöysti (1975–1981) – Jan-Olof Strandberg (1966–1975) – Erland Josephson (1963–1966) – Ingmar Bergman (1951–1963) – Karl Ragnar Gierow (1948–1961) – Ragnar Josephson (1938–1948) – Pauline Brunius (1934–1938) – Olof Molander (1928–1934) – Erik Wettergren (1922–1928) – Tore Svennberg (1910–1922) – Tor Hedberg (1908–1910) – Knut Michaelson of the old Royal Dramatic Theatre: (1904–1907) – Gustaf Fredriksson (1898–1904) – Nils Personne (1888–1898) – Gustaf Fredriksson (1883–1888) – Anders Willman (1881–1883) – Henrik Westin (1866–1881) – Erik Vilhelm af Edholm (1861–1866) – Eugène von Stedingk (1860-1860) – Daniel Hwasser (1856–1860) – Gunnar Olof Hyltén-Cavallius (1852–1856) – Knut Bonde (1848–1852) – Svante Gustaf Schyberg (1844–1848) – Hugo Adolf Hamilton (1840–1844) – Svante Gustaf Schyberg (1838–1840) – Karl David Forsberg (financial director) (1838–1844) – Alexis Baeckman (director of scenery) (1832–1838) – Per Westerstrand (1831–1832) – Bernhard von Beskow (1827–1831) – Karl Johan Puke (1823–1827) – Gustaf Lagerbjelke (1818–1823) – Gustav Fredrik Åkerhielm (1818-1818) – Crown Prince Oscar (1818-1818) – J.P. Törner (1812–1818) – Gustav Löwenhielm (1810–1812) – Anders Fredrik Skjöldebrand (1804–1810) – Abraham Niclas Clewberg-Edelcrantz (1798–1804) – J. Hugo Hamilton (1792–1798) – Klaes Rålamb (1788–1792) – Gustaf Mauritz Armfelt See also Stockholm City Theatre (Stockholms stadsteater) Gothenburg City Theatre (Göteborgs stadsteater) Malmö City Theatre (Malmö stadsteater) Helsingborg City Theatre (Helsingborgs stadsteater) Riksteatern (~The National Touring Theatre Company) Footnotes References Georg Nordensvan, Svensk teater och svenska skådespelare från Gustav III till våra dagar. Första bandet 1773-1842 ('Swedish Theatre and Swedish actors from the days of Gustav III to our days. First book 1772-1842') Georg Nordensvan, Svensk teater och svenska skådespelare från Gustav III till våra dagar. Andra bandet 1842-1918 ('Swedish Theatre and Swedish actors from the days