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Onstage company

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The National Theatre of Iceland (NTI) is a cornerstone of Icelandic performing arts, rooted in Reykjavik’s cultural landscape since opening on April 20, 1950. Located at Hverfisgata 19, NTI combines a rich tradition with contemporary programming, offering multiple performance spaces to welcome audiences of all ages. Under the artistic direction of Magnús Geir Þórðarson since 2020, the company continues to expand its reach—season 2025–2026 features ambitious productions like Íbúð 10B, Ormstunga, and Gæðablóð with captioning to improve accessibility for everyone.

The live experience

What reaches the room

NTI operates a robust touring program, bringing Icelandic theatre to audiences across the country and abroad. The theatre family invites you to secure your seats for upcoming performances and experience live theatre that informs, entertains, and inspires.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Venue details and accessibility: The National Theatre of Iceland comprises several stages with distinct capacities: Main Stage (500 seats), Black Box (130 seats), Small Stage (80 seats), and the Theatre Cellar Club (100–120 seats). For patrons with accessibility needs, captioning and related services are offered for select performances. In 2025, Icelandic government plans for a new national opera and a modern rehearsal/performing space, anticipated to complete around 2030, signaling a bright future for NTI and Icelandic theatre at large. Stay tuned for new seasons, whether you’re a local patron or visiting from abroad, and join NTI’s touring repertoire as it travels across Iceland and abroad.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Connect with NTI online: official website and social media channels provide the latest show announcements, ticketing, and behind-the-scenes insights. We’ve got you covered for a straightforward, no-fuss ticket buying experience.

The essentials

Quick Facts About The National Theatre of Iceland

  • Opened on April 20, 1950; located at Hverfisgata 19, Reykjavik.
  • Main Stage seats 500; Black Box 130; Small Stage 80; Theatre Cellar Club 100–120 (per official venue listings).
  • Artistic Director since 2020: Magnús Geir Þórðarson.
  • Season 2025–2026 includes Íbúð 10B, Ormstunga, and Gæðablóð with captioning; productions include works for children and general audience.
  • In 2025 the government approved adding a new national opera and a new rehearsal/performing space planned for completion around 2030.
  • NTI states it tours its productions around Iceland (and abroad) as part of its program.

Venue details and accessibility: The National Theatre of Iceland comprises several stages with distinct capacities: Main Stage (500 seats), Black Box (130 seats), Small Stage (80 seats), and the Theatre Cellar Club (100–120 seats). For patrons with accessibility needs, captioning and related services are offered for select performances. In 2025, Icelandic government plans for a new national opera and a modern rehearsal/performing space, anticipated to complete around 2030, signaling a bright future for NTI and Icelandic theatre at large. Stay tuned for new seasons, whether you’re a local patron or visiting from abroad, and join NTI’s touring repertoire as it travels across Iceland and abroad.

Connect with NTI online: official website and social media channels provide the latest show announcements, ticketing, and behind-the-scenes insights. We’ve got you covered for a straightforward, no-fuss ticket buying experience.

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