Rudbeck Johan Celsius Isaak Börk, director Carl Johan Ollieqvisth Andreas Strömbergh Georg Törnqvist-Adlercreutz, actor, writer and translator Johan Widman The German Theatre 1691–1697 Elisabet Denner, primadonna Denner the Elder Denner the Younger, Harlquin Dorseus Big Müller Little Müller Ferdinand Egidius Paulusen Johann Christian Spiegelberg Johann Velthens, director Catharina Elisabeth Velten The French Theatre 1699–1706 Marie Anne Aubert, singer. Jean François Bénard, dancer J. B. de Crous, musician. Gillette Boutelvier-Duchemin Jean Pierre Duchemin (1674–1754) Antoine Dupré, musician. Francoise Fabe-Picard, dancer Claude Ferdinand Guillemay du Chesnay de Rosidor (fl. 1660–1718), director Marianne Guillemay du Chesnay Bérge de Rosidor Robert Lemoine de la France, musician Henri de la Motte, musician Louis Picard, dancer Jacques Rénot, musician Marie Trouche-du Chesnay-de Rosidor (d. 1705) The German troupe 1721 Gabriel Müller The French Opera Theatre 1723–1727 Jeanne Perrette le Chevalier (1688–1774) Charles Langlois (later director of the Bollhus Theater in 1737–39 and 1740–54) Jean-Baptiste Landé, dancer and director Madame Landé, opera singer and dancer, wife of Jean-Baptiste Bourgoin Le Romain The German Theatre 1731–1737 This company is described as using a very visual way of acting, with fireworks, acrobatics, pantomime and Harlequin-performances J. C. Kreutzer Martin Müller The first Swedish national Opera Theatre 1737–1754 This was the first Swedish troupe: it performed both opera and drama and ballet Johan Bergholtz (d. 1774) Christian Berner (1702–1773), dancer Johanna Embeck Margareta Maria Fabritz (1716–1800) Nils Flodell (1714–1759) Anna Maria Göttling Anders Hallberg Kristian Knöppel (1717–1800) Peter Lindahl (1712–1792) Johan Ohl (1704–1766), singer and musician Johan Palmberg (1713–1781) Brita Christina Schenbom Petter Stenborg (1719–1781) Beata Sabina Straas (d. 1773) Elisabeth Lillström, singer and actress The French Theater 1753–1771 Marie Baptiste, singer Angélique Madeleine Cénas (born 1757) Gaspard Cénas, dancer Thérèse Antoinette Cénas François Antoine Joseph Rousseau-Châtillon (1729–1802) Barbe Marguerite Henry-Coudurier, comedienne Ninon Dubois le Clerc, dancer Jeanne Du Londel, director 1753–56 Monsieur Compani-Despiervière Madame Desroches, singer Jeanne Louise Dulondel Louis Dulondel, director 1756-71, dance instructor of the Crown Prince Louis Gallodier (1733–1803) balletmaster Marguerite Morel, dancer Pierre-Claude Senisseler-Soligny Elisabeth Le Clerc Soligny, prima ballerina and ballet mistress The Italian Opera 1754–1757 This was an opera troupe, meant to complement the French theater troupe. It consisted of members from the company of Pietro Mingotti. They also performed in concerts in Riddarhuset. Gaspera Beccaroni, soprano Giovanni Coci or Croce (1723–1764) tenor Elena Fabrice, alto Mariana Galeotti, soprano Rosa Scarlatti (1727–1775) Domenico Scogli, castrato Francesco Uttini (1723–1795) conductor of the Royal orchestra