Nuevo Teatro Alcalá, Theatre and entertainment centre in Madrid, Spain
Nuevo Teatro Alcalá is a theatre building in Madrid with two performance halls designed for different productions. The main hall seats approximately 1,240 people, while the smaller space accommodates around 250 spectators.
The building was created in 1924 based on designs by architect Luis Ferrero and shaped Madrid's cultural life for decades. After a prolonged closure, it reopened in 2001 with updated facilities.
The venue hosts elaborate musical productions that draw audiences from across the city. Performances here often become reference points in the local theatre scene.
The theatre is located near Príncipe de Vergara metro station with easy access via multiple transit lines. The surrounding area offers ample parking and convenient bus connections for visitors.
The second stage has an unusual circular shape that enables smaller and specialized performances. This hall regularly hosts children's productions and shows with reduced casts.
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