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Olympia Theatre
Olympia Theatre Review
One of the most atmospheric places in Europe to see musical acts, the Olympia is Dublin's second-oldest theater, and one of its busiest. This classic Victorian music hall, built in 1879, has a gorgeous red wrought-iron facade. The Olympia's long-standing Friday and Saturday series, "Midnight at the Olympia," has brought numerous musical performers to Dublin, and the theater has also seen many notable actors strut across its stage, including Alec Guinness, Peggy Ashcroft, Noël Coward, and even the old-time Hollywood team of Laurel and Hardy. Big-name performers like Van Morrison often choose the intimacy of the Olympia over larger venues. It's really a hot place to see some fine performances, so if you have a chance, by all means, go. Conveniently, there are two pubs here—through doors directly off the back of the theater's orchestra section.
- Address: 72 Dame St., Temple Bar, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Dublin 2 | Map It
- Phone: 167/93323
- Cost: Event Ticket Prices Vary
- Website: www.mcd.ie/olympia
- Location: Temple Bar
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