
Immersive production: "Visit Qo'noS" allows visits to experience the culture and customs of the fictional Klingon species from science fiction franchise "Star Trek."

Warrior race: The recurring alien antagonists are characterized as far superior to humans in strength and intelligence and are recognized by their enlarged foreheads.

Tourist facility: The production playfully attempts to attract "visitors" to the extraterrestrial humanoid warrior species' imagined home planet Qo'noS.

Live presentations: The show, which runs four times a week, features battle re-enactments as well as Klingon opera performances from ambassadors Ban'Shee, Mara, Morath and Klag.

Klingon delegation: The ambassadors will showcase all that Qo'noS has to offer during the shows, teaching guests about Klingon culture and traditions through performances.

Alien collaboration: "They are very difficult to work with. But after a while you learn how to interact with them," Nils Poletti, artistic director at Turteatern.

Unique event: "This is the first time something like this has been set up," Turteatern, spokesperson Therese Jonasson says of the production, which is the result of a cultural exchange program between Turteatern, the Klingon Institute of Cultural Exchange and the Klingon tourist department.

Tourism injection: When the production ends, the Klingons will return to Qo'noS and prepare for the impending arrival of earthlings.

Fan favorites: The Klingons have appeared in all five spin-off series as well as many of the "Star Trek" feature films and are very popular with followers of the franchise.


