This summer, the Drakamöllan Opera Festival takes inspiration from Glyndebourne in the south of England and creates its very own version - an intimate festival experience in a beautiful courtyard setting.
With the courtyard as an opera theatre, we offer a classic baroque interpretation of The Barber of Seville, produced by Guido Paevatalu. The ensemble is made up of young talents, with Josefine Andersson, Frederik Rolin and Petter Moen in the leading roles. The music is conducted by concertmaster Leif Greibe.
Picnic break - just like at Glyndebourne
In the middle of the performance, we take a 90-minute break to enjoy a festive picnic. A well-prepared basket awaits, filled with bubbly, tasty sandwiches and an exciting dessert. The main course is served buffet style, Drakamöllan style. At Glyndebourne, the dress code is tuxedo and long dress - we encourage an elegant touch for an extra festive evening.
Price includes picnic and opera
- SEK 1 600 per person
- 1 400 SEK per person with non-alcoholic option
The first round of tickets includes 250 seats, 50 of which are reserved for members of Föreningen Drakamöllans Vänner för Kultur och Vetenskap. Please mention membership when booking.
The intimate atmosphere of the Gårdstun creates the perfect setting for a concert of rare sounds from history. We travel from 13th century knightly songs, performed by Guido Paevatalu with Andy Sundström on guitar and Paul Høxbro on flute, to Swedish music history with national fiddlers Mirjam Andersén and Anna Rynefors, known from SVT's History of Sweden.
Price includes concert and medieval buffet
950 SEK per person
A longer break allows time to savour a generous buffet inspired by the Middle Ages.
