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— Festival atmosphere
What's happening in Stavanger, Sandnes, Bryne or Egersund – today, tomorrow or this weekend? Check out the calendar for concerts, festivals, theatre, exhibitions and sports. This is what's happening in the region right now. - All tickets are sold by the event organisers or their authorised ticket providers. Edge of Norway does not sell or resell tickets.
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Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Teaterhallen
20:00
ESAU AND JACOB (2026) – Rogaland Theatre June – 19 September · Teaterhallen Duration: 1 hr 30 min (without intermission) Svein Tindberg is back with Esau and Jacob – a strong and gripping monologue about war, forgiveness, and brotherly conflict. The performance, which previously played to full houses, gives new life to one of the oldest stories in our culture through an intimate and powerful stage narrative. With simple means, humor, and personal reflections, Tindberg creates a warm and thought‑provoking theatre experience. A collaboration between the Norwegian Bible Society and Victoria Productions.

Theatre and dramatic arts

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Theatre and dramatic arts


Theatre and dramatic arts



Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
17:30
Discover ballroom and vogue culture through a fun dance workshop at Kapittel. No experience needed – just curiosity, energy and a willingness to join in.
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
18:00
Linn Ullmann explores the mystery of Frida Hansen's lost tapestry in a fascinating talk on art, history and one of Norway's great cultural mysteries.
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
12:00
Join Erlend Loe and Svein Nyhus for a playful journey through history, language and imagination inspired by the picture book Olav og bokstavene. In Norwegian.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Sandnes kulturhus Stor sal
18:30
Enkel Servering lands in Sandnes with laughs, revelations, embarrassing stories and exclusive content beyond the podcast.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
12:00
Carpenter and author Ole Thorstensen explores the value of manual knowledge, skilled work and the insights found in the hands beyond theory. In Norwegian.
Folken
21:00
Orsak:Oslo deliver heavy Nordic noir post-rock with new album Silt and Static. Live at Grottene, Folken with hypnotic, cinematic sound.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
13:00
Guadalupe Nettel explores literature and pain, from physical suffering to subtle forms of hurt, through the writers who have shaped her work.
Folken
21:00
Dina Ögon play Stavanger club show at Folken Storsalen with new album Människobarn, blending euphoria, melancholy and rich Swedish pop sound.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Jernbaneveien 28, 4370 Egersund
13:15
Experience an engaging story about the history of beer and Berentsen, explore the art of brewing, tour the brewery, and taste several beer styles that reflect both the heritage and the breadth of the range.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Intimscenen
19:30
A powerful musical drama about historical witch trials, giving voice to accused women through music, storytelling and original magical texts.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Hovedscenen
19:30
Stage performance 'Løvetann' exploring growth, resilience and youth, with Kim Fairchild, Espen Hana and jazz ensemble at Hovedscenen. In Norwegian.
Theatre and dramatic arts
St. Olav Hall
18:00
An evening with Knut featuring humour, honest stories and reflections on community, everyday life and belonging. A warm, uplifting live show. In Norwegian.
Stavanger Camping Tårngalleriet
17:00
Outrageous comedy, hilarious music, wild stories and total chaos – one unforgettable night in Stavanger!
Theatre and dramatic arts
Sola kulturhus Hovedsal nummerert
14:00
Peter Pan Jr. returns with young performers in a magical Neverland adventure filled with Peter Pan, Tinker Bell and Captain Hook.
14:00
Stjernedryss is delighted to invite you to a performance of the musical Annie at Sirdal Kulturhus!
Theatre and dramatic arts
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
11:00
Ketil Slagstad and Dag Johan Haugerud discuss Norway's AIDS history, fear, healthcare and the human stories behind Det ligger i blodet. In Norwegian.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
12:00
Vigdis Hjorth explores Tove Ditlevsen's classic novel Dependency, its impact on her writing and why Ditlevsen remains a powerful literary voice. In Norwegian.
Eigersund folkebibliotek
12:00
Meet Espen Skjerven as he presents his new novel exploring identity, difference and the courage to share a deeply personal story. In Norwegian.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
15:00
A conversation on Norwegian Islam, identity and social change with Usman Rana, Marianne Hafnor Bøe and perspectives on faith in modern Norway. In Norwegian.
Randaberg kulturscene
14:00
Dennis Siva and Stian Sandø bring science to life with a spectacular show packed with experiments, laughter, learning and excitement.
Peter Pan Jr. returns with young performers in a magical Neverland adventure filled with Peter Pan, Tinker Bell and Captain Hook.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Stavanger konserthus Kuppelhallen
13:00
Karius and Baktus bring fun, music and mischief to Kuppelhallen. A lively 35-minute children's show with songs, humour and audience participation.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Sola kulturhus Hovedsal nummerert
19:00
Public lecture with Palle Ydstebø on the Russia–Ukraine war, covering status, development and military analysis. In Norwegian.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Sal 1
18:00
Stage adaptation of Nora Dåsnes' Ubesvart anrop follows Rebekka after 22 July, exploring trauma, friendship and finding meaning.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Intimscenen
19:30
A powerful musical drama about historical witch trials, giving voice to accused women through music, storytelling and original magical texts.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Hovedscenen
19:30
Stage performance 'Løvetann' exploring growth, resilience and youth, with Kim Fairchild, Espen Hana and jazz ensemble at Hovedscenen. In Norwegian.

Theatre and dramatic arts
IDDIS Norsk grafisk museum og norsk hermetikkmuseum
17:00
The Norwegian Printing Museum welcomes experienced printers to Printing Workshop on Tuesday evenings for letterpress work and creative practice. In Norwegian.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Sandnes kulturhus Stor sal
12:00
Historian Eirik Kvindesland explores the Iran–Israel conflict, its historical roots, global impact and surprising shared history.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Folken (Grottene)
20:00
New comedy talents take the stage for their first-ever stand-up performance at Grottene. Discover tomorrow's comedians before anyone else!

Theatre and dramatic arts
Sola kulturhus Hovedsal nummerert
19:00
John Hammersmark shares insights on leadership, teamwork and resilience, drawing on military experience and lessons from Kompani Lauritzen. In Norwegian.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Folken
20:00
Weekly stand-up comedy in Stavanger at Folken, featuring established comedians and emerging talent in the intimate Grottene venue.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
11:00
Talk on Iran's regional role and conflict dynamics with Israel and the USA, by historian Eirik Kvindesland, plus historical background. In Norwegian.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Intimscenen
19:30
A powerful musical drama about historical witch trials, giving voice to accused women through music, storytelling and original magical texts.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Hovedscenen
19:30
Stage performance 'Løvetann' exploring growth, resilience and youth, with Kim Fairchild, Espen Hana and jazz ensemble at Hovedscenen. In Norwegian.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Sandnes kulturhus Stor sal
18:00
Ubesvart anrop by Riksteatret explores life after 22 July through a teenager's experience of anxiety, friendship and recovery.

Theatre and dramatic arts
Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus
18:00
Explore the history of classical music with Yngve Bergersen Anda, from Gregorian chant to the present day, in an accessible music talk. In Norwegian.