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About Teatro Jorge Negrete

Teatro Jorge Negrete is a historic theatre in the San Rafael area of Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City. With an approximate capacity of 595–600 seats and an Italian-style proscenium/arena stage, the venue previously operated as Teatro Cine Victoria and was renamed in honor of the legendary actor Jorge Negrete. The theatre continues to host Mexican theatre productions and contemporary shows, blending classic design with modern staging.

Whether you’re planning a night of drama, music, or dance, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your seats with ease.

Seating arrangements are event-specific, and public seating charts are published by event organizers. For the best experience, check the individual show’s seating map on Ticketmaster when you book. The venue sits in a busy cultural corridor near Reforma and San Rafael, making it convenient to pair your night with a stay at nearby hotels or a meal at acclaimed restaurants. We’ve highlighted practical details and trusted local partners to help you plan a smooth visit.

Tip: arrive early to navigate limited on-site parking and take advantage of nearby public lots within a couple of blocks. Cuauhtémoc station and other transit options along Circuito Interior and Insurgentes are convenient for public transportation users.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address commonly cited: Ignacio Manuel Altamirano 126-128, San Rafael, Cuauhtémoc, CDMX 06470, Mexico City.
  • Capacity: approximately 595–600 seats (aforo), with an Italian-style stage.
  • Venue type: historic theatre operated by ANDA; Italian proscenium/arena-style stage noted in sources.
  • Seating map: public seating chart not widely published; event-specific seating maps are available on Ticketmaster for individual shows.
  • Parking: limited on-site parking; additional public lots within 2–3 blocks; street parking also available in the area.
  • Transit: near metro options with several bus lines; Cuauhtémoc station within walking distance; other nearby transit options include lines serving Circuito Interior/Insurgentes.
  • Nearby hotels: numerous options in Reforma/San Rafael area (examples include Barceló Reforma, Metropol, Catedral, etc.).
  • Notable events: opened with Malintzin, Medea americana (1957); damaged by the 1985 earthquake and subsequently restored; hosts ongoing Mexican theatre and contemporary shows (examples include Qué desastre de función in recent seasons).
  • Renamed from Teatro Cine Victoria after remodel; current name honors actor Jorge Negrete.