Theatres

We have one of the largest theatre boulevards in Europe, one of the oldest theatres in the world and more than 60 theatres still in operation. One was said to be haunted, George Orwell lived in another, and the city is known for having a notably vocal and demanding audience. All of this, and much more, in just one city.

Teatre Apolo

Iconic theatre, renowned for its musicals and large-scale productions.

La Ciutat del Teatre

Open-air amphitheatre on Montjuïc, the venue for the Festival Grec and Barcelona’s great summer nights.

TNC – Teatre Nacional de Catalunya

Leading public theatre for the performing arts, housed in a monumental building inspired by classical architecture.

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Teatre Lliure

A public theatre dedicated to contemporary performing arts, housed in the former Palau de l’Agricultura dating from 1929.

Teatre Tívoli

One of the city’s largest theatres, with programming that features large-scale musicals, opera, ballet and concerts.

Teatre Coliseum

Iconic building, inaugurated in the 1920s as a grand cinema and now one of the city’s leading theatres.

Teatre Victòria

Paral·lel theatre hosting large-scale musicals, magic and comedy shows, with an extensive programme for all audiences.