Thaliapriset
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| Thalia Prize | |
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| Native name | Thaliapriset |
| Awarded for | Theatre distinction |
| Sponsored by | Svenska Dagbladet |
| Country | Sweden |
| Established | 1951 |
| First award | 1951 |
The Thaliapriset (Svenska Dagbladets Thaliapris) is a Swedish theatre award given annually to an actor, director, or another theatre personality. It was established in December 1951 by the daily newspaper Svenska Dagbladet.[1]
Recipients
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- 1951 – Anita Björk
- 1952 – Jarl Kulle
- 1953 – Gertrud Fridh
- 1954 – Ingvar Kjellson
- 1955 – Max von Sydow
- 1956 – Ulf Palme
- 1957 – Ingmar Bergman
- 1958 – Bengt Eklund
- 1959 – Gun Arvidsson
- 1960 – Allan Edwall
- 1961 – Ulla Smidje
- 1962 – Bibi Andersson
- 1963 – Toivo Pawlo
- 1964 – Gunnel Broström
- 1965 – Ulla Sjöblom
- 1966 – Kerstin Tidelius
- 1967 – Ernst-Hugo Järegård
- 1968 – Lennart Hjulström
- 1969 – Jan-Olof Strandberg
- 1970 – Ernst Günther
- 1971 – Gunnel Lindblom
- 1972 – Jan Malmsjö
- 1973 – Sven Wollter
- 1974 – Ulf Johansson
- 1975 – Keve Hjelm
- 1976 – Olof Bergström
- 1977 – Börje Ahlstedt
- 1978 – Margareta Krook
- 1979–1980 – Kim Anderzon
- 1981 – Carl-Gustaf Lindstedt
- 1982 – Frej Lindqvist
- 1983 – Per Mattsson
- 1984 – Margaretha Byström
- 1985 – Sven Lindberg
- 1986 – Suzanne Osten
- 1987 – Eva Bergman
- 1988 – Lars Rudolfsson
- 1989 – Agneta Ekmanner
- 1990 – Peter Oskarson
- 1991 – Lars Molin
- 1992 – Finn Poulsen
- 1993 – Ingvar Hirdwall
- 1994 – Thommy Berggren
- 1995 – Linus Tunström
- 1996 – Staffan Valdemar Holm
- 1997 – Thorsten Flinck
- 1998 – Lena Endre
- 1999 – Anna Pettersson
- 2000 – Jasenko Selimovic
- 2001 – Birgitta Englin
- 2002 – Philip Zandén
- 2003 – Rickard Turpin
- 2004 – Birgitta Egerbladh
- 2005 – Rickard Günther
- 2006 – Stina Ekblad
- 2007 – Sven Ahlström
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "Teaterfolk prisat sedan 1951" [Theatre people honored since 1951]. Svenska Dagbladet (in Swedish). 4 June 2003. Retrieved 1 March 2020.
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