Gustav Vasa - the musical (2024)
Follow Gustav Vasa on his journey from rebel to absolute monarch.
Top billed cast
Tiffany KronlöfGustav Vasa / Nils Dacke
Thom GisslénNils Sture / Dalmas / Tjänare / Smålänning / Mfl.
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