Madrid Spain Capacity 1,000

Teatro Caser Calderón

C. de Atocha, 18, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain Open in Google Maps

Capacity is 1,000.

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Upcoming shows and schedule

There are currently no confirmed tour dates on the immediate calendar for Teatro Caser Calderón. Check back regularly as newly announced tour legs and ticket allocations are added following promoter releases.

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What time do doors open at Teatro Caser Calderón?

Before attending an event at Teatro Caser Calderón, it's advisable to check the specific door opening times for your chosen performance, as these can vary.

Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.

About Teatro Caser Calderón: Layout, History & Architecture

Inaugurated in 1917 as Teatro Salvador, this Madrid institution on Calle de Atocha swiftly became Teatro Calderón the following year. The building showcases an eclectic architectural style, characteristic of early 20th-century urban theatres, featuring a grand proscenium arch stage and a traditional horseshoe-shaped auditorium. With a capacity of approximately 1200 patrons, the space is configured across three primary levels: a large stalls (patio de butacas) section on the ground floor, complemented by a mezzanine (anfiteatro) and multiple tiers of side boxes and upper balconies.

Sightlines from the stalls are generally unobstructed, offering direct views of the stage. On the tiered balconies and in some side boxes, patrons may experience minor partial obstructions from safety railings or specific angle limitations, typical of historic theatre design. Acoustically, the hall was designed for spoken word and orchestral performances, lending a natural warmth and resonance to unamplified sound. For modern concerts and amplified events, the sound experience relies heavily on the quality and configuration of the production's sound reinforcement system, which is common in venues of this age and construction.

The Live Experience & Current Schedule

Entering Teatro Caser Calderón from Calle de Atocha, patrons proceed into a series of traditional theatre foyers. Several bars are strategically placed across the different levels, serving refreshments before performances and during intervals. The experience within the main auditorium typically involves seated attendance, allowing for comfortable viewing from the stalls or tiered balconies, depending on ticket selection. While the atmosphere is generally one of focused appreciation for the performance, the intimate scale of the theatre allows for a shared energy between the audience and the stage. With 0 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from standard pricing. The next confirmed event on the calendar is upcoming live performances on soon.

How do I get to Teatro Caser Calderón, Madrid?

Teatro Caser Calderón is at C. de Atocha, 18, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain. Open in Google Maps

By train and tube

The Teatro Caser Calderón is conveniently accessible via Madrid's extensive public transport network, with the nearest major train station being the Puerta de Atocha. This bustling hub is approximately a 20-25 minute walk (around 1.5 kilometres) from the venue. Atocha serves as a critical node for Spain's high-speed rail (AVE) and conventional rail services, connecting Madrid to virtually every major city across the country and offering international connections to Portugal and France. Frequent services from cities like Barcelona, Seville, Valencia, and even Paris and Lisbon make arriving by train a practical option for many European travellers. Facilities at Atocha station are comprehensive, including ticket offices, information desks, accessibility services, extensive retail and dining options, and direct links to Madrid's Metro and bus networks, simplifying onward travel to the theatre.

By bus

Numerous bus routes provide excellent access to the vicinity of Teatro Caser Calderón, making it easily reachable from all parts of Madrid. Key bus stops are located within a short walking distance of the venue, typically on major thoroughfares near Plaza de la Puerta del Sol and Calle de Alcalá. Bus numbers such as the 3, 5, 15, 20, 50, and 53, among others, serve these stops, connecting the theatre to diverse neighbourhoods including Salamanca, Retiro, Chamberí, and the historic city centre. EMT Madrid, the local transport operator, provides frequent services throughout the day, with some routes offering late-night or 24-hour operation on weekends, ensuring convenient travel options for evening performances. Journey times from the city centre are generally short, often between 10-20 minutes depending on traffic and your starting point.

By car and parking

Driving to Teatro Caser Calderón requires navigating Madrid's busy city centre. For GPS navigation, a nearby postcode such as 28014 can be used, directing you into the Sol or Huertas area. While direct street parking is often limited and regulated by the city's SER (Madrid's regulated parking scheme), several public car parks are available within a few minutes' walk. The nearby Mercure Plaza Puerta del Sol car park or the nearby Carretas parking garage are convenient options. Estimated parking costs typically range from €3-5 per hour, with daily or event rates potentially available, though these can be higher in the city centre. Park and ride facilities are not directly adjacent but can be utilized by connecting to the Metro from suburban stations. For drivers with disabilities, accessible parking bays are usually available in the public car parks, and drop-off points can be arranged near the venue entrance.

Entry and security

The main entrance for all patrons is situated directly on Calle de Atocha. Queue arrangements typically form along the pavement leading to the main doors. Standard bag searches and security checks are conducted upon entry. For seated performances, arriving 30 to 45 minutes before the advertised start time is recommended to allow for ticket scanning, cloakroom use, and locating seats without rush.