Frequently asked questions about Coliseum Theater
The theater is 92 years old.
Musician Jacinto Guerrero commissioned the building in 1931.
The theater’s unique architectural design, a blend of Spanish aesthetics and turn-of-the-decade Art Deco made it a unique fixture on Madrid’s own “Broadway Street,” Gran Via. As such, it earned itself a spot on the city’s list of buildings that are protected due to cultural and historical significance.
C.Gran Vía, 78, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain.
The theater is accessible via car or taxi, bike, bus, and the metro.
The theater holds approximately 1,400 patrons at a time.
The theater is equipped with audiovisual aids for patrons with seeing or hearing needs.
The theater has staged productions of My Fair Lady, Cats, Beauty and the Beast, Saturday Night Fever, Chicago, and, more recently, Aladdin.
Aladdin opened in 2023 at the theater and continues its successful run in Spanish at the Coliseum.
There is no set dress code at this theater. However, it is recommended patrons dress for the occasion anyway. The theater boasts remarkably opulent interiors and emits an old-world charm, so guests might consider that when selecting their outfits.
Ticket prices vary depending on the show, timings, seat locations, season, and more. Tickets for Aladdin at the Coliseum Theater start at $30.
Seats toward the center of the Orchestra and the first Balcony offer some of the best views in the house. The Coliseum is a relatively taller theater, and the higher seats are less favored by patrons since it makes seeing the stage harder. Premium seats offer additional features and services for patrons looking to indulge themselves a bit.
The centrally-located Coliseum makes it easy to find exactly what you're looking for, whether it be a fine dining experience or a quick bite on your way. Nice to Meet You Restaurant & Lounge offers some of the best views of the city alongside a stellar menu, while Punch Room at The Madrid EDITION is a great place for a few drinks before or after your show. Bar Tapería TapaSpaña offers a casual, authentically Spanish experience, while VEGA Alamo is an affordable option for vegans.
The Coliseum is located near some of Madrid's most beautiful buildings and landmarks. Be sure to stop by the Plaza de España and the Prado Museum. If you're unsure where to start, just walk down Gran Via and absorb the city's beauty and rich culture.
