Madrid Spain

Teatro La Latina

Pl. de la Cebada, 2, Centro, 28005 Madrid, Spain Open in Google Maps

Teatro La Latina, Madrid, hosts 45 upcoming events between 20 Oct 2026 and 14 Feb 2027, with tickets from £164.66.

Tickets from £164.66
On sale now 45 upcoming events

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Upcoming shows and schedule

Across October 2026 – February 2027, Teatro La Latina hosts 45 upcoming events. Featured headliners include Joe Jackson, El Zorro, The Musical, and El Zorro, The Musical with David Bustamante. Tickets currently start from £164.66.

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Upcoming events at Teatro La Latina

What time do doors open at Teatro La Latina?

For your visit to Teatro La Latina, door opening times typically vary depending on the specific performance, but generally, access to the auditorium begins around 30 minutes before the scheduled start time.

Most upcoming dates start at 20:00 (22 of 45 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.

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

About Teatro La Latina: Layout, History & Architecture

Teatro La Latina, originally inaugurated in 1919, stands as a notable example of the traditional teatro a la italiana architectural style prevalent in Madrid during the early 20th century. Designed by architect Pedro Cabello, the building initially served as a cinema before its conversion into a prominent theatrical space. The auditorium is characterized by its horseshoe-shaped configuration, featuring a generous ground-level orchestra (patio de butacas), complemented by multiple tiers of private boxes (palcos) and upper balconies (anfiteatro and gallinero). With a seating capacity of approximately 800, the space is entirely seated, providing a classic theatrical viewing experience.

Sightlines from the orchestra and front-row balcony seats are generally unobstructed, offering clear views of the stage. However, consistent with the design of theatres from this period, some seats in the side boxes or the rear of the upper balconies may experience partial obstructions from structural pillars. Acoustically, the hall was primarily conceived for unamplified performance and spoken word, benefiting from its intimate scale and traditional materials which aid in sound diffusion. For contemporary productions relying on significant sound reinforcement, the house PA system manages the soundscape, a common necessity in historic venues where the inherent acoustic properties are optimized for natural projection rather than modern amplification techniques.

The Live Experience & Current Schedule

Entering Teatro La Latina, patrons are typically met with a main foyer that leads directly to the various seating tiers. The experience is inherently a seated one, with no standing pit areas, allowing for a focused, traditional theatrical atmosphere. Foyer bars are available on multiple levels, offering refreshments before performances and during intermissions. The density of the audience is managed by the fixed seating, ensuring a comfortable personal space that differs markedly from standing-room-only venues. Crowd energy is usually attentive and engaged, shifting from subdued anticipation to appreciative applause depending on the production.

With 45 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £164.66. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Joe Jackson on 20th October 2026.

How do I get to Teatro La Latina, Madrid?

Teatro La Latina is at Pl. de la Cebada, 2, Centro, 28005 Madrid, Spain. Open in Google Maps

By train and tube

For visitors arriving by train, the nearest major rail hub to Teatro La Latina is Estación de Atocha, Madrid's principal railway station. From Atocha, the theatre is approximately a 20-30 minute walk, covering around 1.5 to 2 kilometres, or a short taxi or metro ride away. Atocha serves as a major terminus for high-speed AVE services connecting Madrid with cities across Spain, as well as regional and commuter lines. Frequent services operate from major Spanish cities such as Barcelona, Seville, Valencia, and Malaga, with journey times varying significantly. For example, a high-speed train from Barcelona typically takes under three hours. Estación de Atocha itself is a well-equipped facility, offering ticket offices, numerous retail outlets, restaurants, and accessible facilities for travellers with reduced mobility, ensuring a comfortable start or end to your journey.

By bus

The Teatro La Latina is exceptionally well-served by Madrid's extensive urban bus network. Numerous bus stops are located within a short walking distance of the theatre, with key stops often found near Plaza de la Paja or Calle de Toledo. Major bus route numbers that provide access include routes such as the 3, 17, 18, 23, 35, 60, and M1, connecting the venue to diverse neighbourhoods across the city, including Sol, Gran Vía, Lavapiés, and the southern districts. For those travelling late at night, Madrid offers several 24-hour bus services (known as 'búhos') that may pass near the venue, providing crucial late-night transport options. Journey times from the city centre are typically short, ranging from 10 to 20 minutes depending on traffic and your starting point. The primary local transport operator is the Consorcio Regional de Transportes de Madrid (CRTM).

By car and parking

Driving to Teatro La Latina requires navigating Madrid's often busy city centre. The venue is located within the historic La Latina district, known for its narrow streets and limited traffic access. A useful postcode for GPS navigation systems is 28005, though specific street parking can be challenging. Visitors planning to drive should be aware that parking is primarily available in public underground car parks rather than on-street spaces. The nearest car parks typically include Plaza de la Cebada or other municipal facilities, with estimated costs ranging from €3-€5 per hour, and potentially a higher daily or event rate. Park and ride options are limited directly in the immediate vicinity of La Latina; it is often more practical to use a car park further out and complete the journey via public transport. Accessible parking spaces may be available in these public car parks, and designated drop-off zones can usually be found on surrounding main roads.

Accessibility

Teatro La Latina strives to be accessible to all patrons. Wheelchair access is available, with ramps and an elevator often facilitating movement between different levels of the theatre. Specific accessible seating areas are designated within the auditorium, offering excellent views of the stage. Accessible toilet facilities are typically provided, equipped to accommodate wheelchair users. While details on hearing loop or induction loop systems should be confirmed directly with the venue, many modernised theatres offer such assistance. Assistance animals are generally permitted within the venue, though advance notice is recommended. Information regarding companion care facilities is best sought from the theatre's box office. Accessible parking, as mentioned, is available in nearby public car parks, and staff are usually on hand to provide assistance with entry and seating upon request. It is always advisable to contact the venue in advance to discuss specific accessibility needs.

Entry and security

The primary entrance is located on Plaza de la Cebada. Queue arrangements are typically structured and extend from the main doors, particularly for popular shows. Routine bag checks are conducted upon entry. To allow ample time for ticket collection, coat check, and pre-show refreshments, it is advisable to arrive approximately 20-30 minutes before the scheduled curtain time.