Theaters in Buenos Aires

ND Ateneo

Address: Paraguay 918 - RetiroThe ND Ateneo was originally part of the commercial circuit, known as “El Ateneo”, and was very popular for the presentation of successful creations that stayed on for long periods. Nowadays, it belongs to the city’s...

Del Pilar Auditorium

Address: Vicente López 1999 - RecoletaThis theater is located in a corner in the Recoleta neighborhood. This small and beautiful theatre has 230 seats and it is equipped with cutting-edge technologhy. Apart from the theatre activities and plays, it offers...

Regina Theatre

Address: Av. Santa Fe 1235 - RetiroThis theater takes up one of the ten floors of the Theater House founded in 1938 as a result of the action of Regina Pacini de Alvear, an opera singer whose intention was to...

Catalinas Sur storehouse

Address: Av. Benito Perez Galdós 93 - La BocaThe Catalinas Sur group of actors is comprised of the neighbours from La Boca and they give non-profit performances every weekend. They present spectacles of typical Argentinian sainete (comic sketches) sailing through...

El Nacional Theatre

Address: Av. Corrientes 950 - San NicolásThis theater is located just meters away from 9 de Julio Avenue. It underwent a burn down in 1982 but it was recovered by the businessman Alejandro Romay, who made it part of the...

Metropolitan Theatre

Address: Av. Corrientes 1343 - San NicolásThis is a commercial theater on Corrientes Avenue that usually offers music hall productions, as well as music comedies.

Liceo Theatre

Address: Av. Rivadavia 1495 - MonserratIt was inaugurated in 1865, thus being not just the city’s first theater, but also the first in Latin America. At first, it was the Mecca for Variete, and owes its creation to the businessman...

Cervantes National Theatre

Address: Libertad 815 - RetiroThis is one of the buildings known in the city for its marked Hispanic spirit, which originated in the project of a Spanish couple who intended to erect a monument to the beauty of Spanish Art....

General San Martín Theatre

Address: Av. Corrientes 1530 - San NicolásIt is part of the “Complejo Teatral Buenos Aires”, consisting of San Martin, Regio, De La Ribera, Presidente Alvear and Sarmiento theaters, controlled by the city Culture Bureau. This theater was created due to...

Presidente Alvear Theatre

Address: Av. Corrientes 1659 - San NicolásIt was inaugurated in 1942, receiving this name to honor President Alvear, a theater buff, as well as art in general. It was first managed by the famous businessman Pascual Carcavallo and, upon his...