A 200-seater theatre that is drenched in history, the Smock Alley Theatre dates back to 1662. Its architectual and historical importance should not overshadow its comtemporay place in Dublin’s theatre landscape, however. A raw interior backdrops some excellent ventures in suspension of disbelief and the space is at its best during the Fringe Festival. Wedged between two churches, Smock Alley is a Gothic shell for modern entertainment.
Exchange Street Lower,
Temple Bar, Dublin 8
www.smockalley.com
info@smockalley.com
+353 (0)1 677 0014
Temple Bar, Dublin 8
www.smockalley.com
info@smockalley.com
+353 (0)1 677 0014
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