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Rosendal Teater

About

Rosendal Teater is Trondheim’s centre for contemporary performing arts, known for its bold programming and international outlook. Housed in a former cinema in the eastern district of Rosendal, the theatre has been transformed into a vibrant cultural hub where experimental theatre, dance, performance art and interdisciplinary projects take shape. Its stages host both Norwegian and global artists who challenge traditional forms and invite audiences into new ways of experiencing live art. The atmosphere is open and exploratory, supported by residencies, festivals and community‑focused initiatives that strengthen the theatre’s ties to the city. Rosendal Teater stands as a dynamic space for artistic innovation, offering performances that reflect the diversity and creativity of today’s performing arts landscape.

Trondheim Norway
Rosendal Teater
Location

Rosendal Teater is located in the vibrant Østbyen district of Trondheim, specifically in the Lademoen neighborhood at Innherredsveien 73. Housed in a beautifully renovated former cinema building that dates back to 1921, the theater stands as a cultural landmark on the eastern side of the city. It is situated just outside the traditional city center, providing an alternative, artsy atmosphere that serves as a creative hub for contemporary performing arts and community gatherings. The area surrounding Rosendal Teater is one of Trondheim's most dynamic and rapidly evolving neighborhoods, filled with a mix of industrial history and modern creativity. Directly adjacent to the theater is the Lademoen Park, a lovely green space perfect for a relaxing stroll before a performance. Just a short walk away is the Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder (LKV), a large professional studio collective for visual artists housed in an old school building, which often hosts open exhibitions. For those interested in local history and unique architecture, the monumental Lademoen Church, with its striking stone facade, is a prominent nearby landmark. A ten-minute walk brings you to Solsiden, the "sunny side" of Trondheim, which is a bustling former shipyard transformed into a premier shopping and dining district.

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