Teatre Kursaal de Manresa, Theater building in Manresa, Spain.

Teatre Kursaal de Manresa is a theater building designed in the Noucentisme style, featuring geometric patterns and large windows across its facade. The structure creates a functional space suited to hosting diverse types of performances and artistic events.

Promoted by cinema entrepreneur Andreu Cabot i Puig, the theatre was designed by Manresa architect Josep Firmat i Serramalera in the Noucentisme style and opened on 26 August 1927 with a performance by the Massana orchestra. Its popular premiere followed on 30 August during the city's Festa Major, with the Liceu orchestra performing Aida. It is protected as a Cultural Asset of Local Interest.

The theater serves as a gathering place for Manresa's community, where local and visiting artists present their work to regular audiences. The stage reflects artistic traditions valued in the region and welcomes many forms of creative expression.

The main entrance is set back from Passeig de Pere III behind a courtyard with side porches, so look for the recessed facade rather than a door on the street line. The large hall seats over 800 and the small multipurpose hall about 200, so check which hall hosts the performance. The building is in the city center, within walking distance of the historic core.

The theatre's interior kept its original furniture, lamps and flooring through the 2007 rehabilitation. The last performance before closure, in summer 1988, was the revue Loco, loco music hall with Mary Santpere and the El Molino company; afterwards the entrance courtyard and porches hosted open-air theatre, dance, film and music.