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D08 EH67, Ireland - H-I0418

Smock Alley Theatre 1662

4.7
(1390 Reviews)

250 maximum

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Smock Alley Theatre 1662, located in the heart of Dublin, is a venue steeped in history and cultural significance. Originally opened as the first Theatre Royal in Dublin in 1662, the space has witnessed centuries of theatrical performances, from great tragedies to comedies, leaving behind a rich legacy visible in its polished wooden floors and ornate architectural details.

The venue features a classic and elegant style with cultural and shabby chic influences. Its Banquet Hall is particularly notable for its ornate plasterwork ceiling, plastered walls, and stained glass windows, remnants from the theatre’s period as a church. The oak tables and benches complement the wooden floors, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that balances historic charm with versatility.

Measuring 13 meters wide, 25 meters long, and 6.2 meters high, the space is adaptable for a variety of events including weddings, gala dinners, product launches, seminars, and conferences. Its distinctive features allow for simple customization or the option to leave the space largely as is, making it suitable for larger guest lists and diverse event formats.

The features

  • Reception venue

The spaces (1)

Maximum capacities per room configuration

  • Classroom

  • Theater

    200 pers.

  • Banquet

  • U-Shape

  • Cabaret

  • Boardroom

  • Cocktail

    250 pers.

Access

Situated in Dublin city centre, Smock Alley Theatre 1662 offers views of the city skyline, river, and surrounding streets. Its central location makes it accessible for guests arriving by various means of transport.

The venue is within reasonable distance of Dublin’s main transport hubs, including train stations and the airport, facilitating convenient access for both local and international visitors.

The work equipment

  • Disabled access

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