Sleeping Beauty – Return to the Future by the Helsinki City Theatre and the youth musical theatre group Shed will premiere on 3 and 4 December at Studio Pasila. The musical is a story suitable for the whole family about growing pains, growing up, taking responsibility and friendship.

On the small stage on 21 November, Lempi, based on Minna Rytisalo's award-winning debut novel (2016), will premiere. The intense drama has aroused the interest of the audience, and before the premiere, almost 60% of the tickets have already been sold and reserved.

Helsinki City Theatre's Moulin Rouge! The performance of the musical had to be interrupted on Tuesday 29 October due to the unwell of the actor Risto Kaskilahti, who played the main role. The performance was able to continue after the stand-in actor Osku Ärilä stepped into the role. Ärilä will also be seen in the role of Harold Zidler in the performances on Wednesday 30 October and Friday 1 November.

In early 2025, HKT will premiere You, Margot, based on Meri Valkama's bestselling novel, the drama comedy Jenny Hill, Agatha Christie's masterpiece And None Was Saved, and the apocalyptic musical comedy New Eden. Lilla Teatern's spring premiere will be Skymning 41 – the story of Molly and Henry.

Astrid Lindgren's beloved classic fairy tale Brother Lionheart (Bröderna Lejonhjärta, 1973) will premiere on the big stage of HKT on 17 October as a recognizable adaptation for today's children and young people.

Märta Tikkanen's poetry novel The Love Story of the Century will premiere at Lilla Teatern on 10 October. On stage is award-winning actress Minttu Mustakallio. Directed by Riikka Oksanen and dramatised by Oksanen and Aino Pennanen, Tikkanen's powerful texts are highlighted in a different context.