Wow! Not only can I keep on clubbing in my favourite costume, I get to blog about it too! I’m not really a disco ball, I just ended up in this suit after the airplane part of the musical had already been cast.
But lucky lucky me, because having stepped into the eyes and ears of the disco ball outfit, I’m not stepping out. I presume it’s this intense dedication and love of nightlife that earned me this coveted spot as an author of the cast’s blog. So you watched the musical? Fantastic huh? Well that’s not even half of the glam and glory that Stockholm has to offer. Trust me, I’m out and about bopping my head and spinning my costume at clubs and bars all over town, all around the clock. That’s what I intend to add to this blog, because the clubbing never ends! There’ll be the odd tip or two on where to go - but I’ll also bring you interesting gossip and news on what’s going on. Isn’t that great!?
Keep spinning,
Miss Disco
I might look like a meatball, and I do actually call myself Mr Meatball, but this is all something that stuck on after I participated in Stockholm the Musical. I played the part of the singing Meatball. The Swedish speciality. Of course there’s a whole lot more to Swedish cuisine than balls of ground beef, something that all our fine restaurants in Stockholm showcase on a regular basis. If they’re not serving happy customers, it’s because they’re out somewhere in the world picking up an award or something similar. But meatballs naturally have a magical place in my heart, as in most of the people who come to Stockholm and have them the way they were always intended, with mashed potatoes, lingonberries, and cucumber. Well, that was all for now, thanks for stopping by.
Inga. Remember the name, and shopping will be your game! I have made a living from knowing where good deals become bargains. But that is all secondary to the fact that living in Stockholm means I have everything I need and more just around the corner. I might pick up the odd traditional Swedish dress now and then, but it’s all mostly a façade. In truth, I’m a complete urban wild-child! Now where was I? Right, the blog! I’ll be revealing to you what my shopping sprees are like, and where I think you should go when you come to this fantastic city! Isn’t that a great idea! So keep your eyes peeled for my posts, and save your money for when you come to Stockholm!
I might have played one of the least intriguing parts of the musical but that never put me down. Being Puffy the Steamboat I got to enjoy the best parts of the greater city area, parts that some didn’t even know existed. That is why I haven’t left this costume since I was singing and dancing in Stockholm the Musical. With the blog and my steamboat costume, I will from now on be able to combine my two most favourite interests. Telling people where to go, and how to get there. Now this was simply my introduction, I hope that next time I post here you’ll be prepared and ready to take notes. After all, the Stockholm archipelago consists of some 24,000 islands, and I won’t expect you to forget what I tell you. Now it’s time for my daily trip out to Vaxholm.
Since playing the lead part in the musical (much to Mr Meatball’s distress) I have continued to swing along the lampposts of Stockholm. Every once in a while I stumble upon something new, and that’s what I expect I’ll be telling you all about here. The romantic dark winter has just passed, and now that spring has its firm grip on the city, you can rely upon swinging reports from singing Sven. The snow has melted, and blondes are appearing all over the place! And on that very note, I’m off in this instant to the wonderful 
Sven, Inga, Puffy (the steamboat), Mr Meatball (aka Köttbulle) and Miss Disco will all contribute on a frequent basis, reporting on both their own adventures as well as what’s worth mentioning in general. Planning a trip to Stockholm, the capital of Scandinavia? Looking to reminisce over fond memories? Not sure what all of this is about? Fear not! The Confessions of the cast is the blog that has come to answer every question and uncertainty regarding what’s fun in Stockholm. In case you have missed the amazing musical – begin by clicking 
