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About Teatro Lope De Vega

Teatro Lope De Vega is a premier Broadway-style theatre located on Gran Vía in Madrid, operated by Stage Entertainment. With a total seating capacity of 1,456 across three levels—Stalls, Dress Circle, and Upper Circle—the venue hosts major productions like The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and Mamma Mia!. Whether you’re planning a night out for a blockbuster show or a classical performance, we’ve got you covered with clear seating information, reliable parking and transit options, and hand-picked hotel and restaurant recommendations to enhance your visit.

Located in central Madrid, Teatro Lope De Vega is easily accessible by car or public transport. Below you’ll find essential details to help you secure your seats and plan a seamless outing.

Pro tip: when you browse, consider nearby affiliate hotels and dining options to streamline your trip. If you’re visiting multiple times, we’ll keep you updated on future shows and availability. Remember, dates and show rosters can change, so check the venue’s official channels for the latest information.

Address: Gran Vía 57, Madrid 28013. Capacity: 1,456 seats across Stalls 714, Dress Circle 247, Upper Circle 495. For more information on the venue itself, including accessibility and services, explore official sources and trusted partner listings.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Madrid – Location and type: Gran Vía 57, Madrid 28013; Broadway-style theatre (auditorium) operated by Stage Entertainment.
  • Madrid – Capacity and seating: Total 1,456 seats across three levels: Stalls 714, Dress Circle 247, Upper Circle 495.
  • Madrid – Notable events: The Lion King opened at Teatro Lope de Vega in 2011; other major productions include Beauty and the Beast and Mamma Mia!.
  • Madrid – Seating chart references: Stage site lists total capacity (1,456) with detailed zone breakdown; third‑party seating plans corroborate the three-level layout.
  • Madrid – Parking and transit: Nearby parking options include Plaza Mostenses and Plaza Santo Domingo garages; closest Metro stops include Callao (L3/L5), Plaza de España (L2/L3/L10), and Santo Domingo (L2).
  • Madrid – Nearby hotels: NH Collection Madrid Gran Vía (Gran Vía 21); Hotel Gran Versalles (Covarrubias 4).
  • Seville – Location and type: Avenida María Luisa, s/n, Seville 41013; historic neobarroque theatre built for the 1929 Iberian-American Exposition.
  • Seville – Capacity and seating: About 750 seats (commonly cited as 749–750); seating includes parterre/platea, palcos, and amphitheatre.
  • Seville – Notable events: Hosts Flamenco Biennale and other classical/jazz/concert performances; reopened in 1988 after restoration.
  • Seville – Status: Currently closed for rehabilitation; reopening planned for September 2026.
  • Seville – Transit: Accessible via Sevillian public transport near Avenida María Luisa (bus lines, C1/C4/C5 trains, and nearby Metro access); nearest stops include Prado San Sebastián and Avenida María Luisa stop.
  • Seville – Nearby hotels: Hotel Alfonso XIII (Calle San Fernando 2), among other central options.