The Grand Canal Theatre Dublin

The Grand Canal Theatre Dublin is located just a 5 minute stroll from the Grand Canal Hotel. The Daniel Libeskind designed venue is the largest of its kind in Ireland.

The Grand Canal Theatre Dublin was born out of need for a venue that could house large touring opera, musicals and dramas such as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Swan Lake and One Night in Istanbul.

The 2,000 seater Grand Canal Theatre will also play host to acts such as Ronan Keating and Don McClean. Check out the listing below to see if anything appeals.

Special Grand Canal Theatre Package

We are offering special Theatre Packages for €79pps which includes Pre-Show Dinner with glass of wine, 1 Night's Accommodation and a Full Irish Breakfast in the morning. To Book this package please click on the 'Book Online Now' image below:

Grand Canal Theatre

Grand Canal Theatre Listings

19/08/2010 - 12/09/2010 FAME Book Accommodation Now »
14/09/2010 Joanne Newsome Book Accommodation Now » 
25/09/2010 Red Hurley Book Accommodation Now » 
01/10/2010 - 03/10/2010 Offset Conference Book Accommodation Now » 
11/10/2010 - 16/10/2010 Rocky Horror Show Book Accommodation Now » 
18/10/2010 - 23/10/2010 Tango Pasion Book Accommodation Now » 
28/10/2010 Lisa Williams  Book Accommodation Now » 
03/11/2010 Doobie Brothers Book Accommodation Now » 
10/11/2010 Canadian Tenors Book Accommodation Now » 
 11/11/2010 MICHAEL BOLTON  Book Accommodation Now » 
12/11/2010 - 13/11/2010 Rodrigo Y Gabrielle Book Accommodation Now » 

 16/11/2010 -

27/11/2010

HAIRSPRAY  Book Accommodation Now » 
28/11/2010 High Kings Book Accommodation Now » 
02/12/2010 Handel's Messiah Book Accommodation Now » 
03/12/2010 Belle & Sebastian Book Accommodation Now » 
04/12/2010 Handel's Messiah Book Accommodation Now » 
04/12/2010 Gift Grub Book Accommodation Now » 
07/12/2010 - 02/01/2011 Scrooge Book Accommodation Now » 
17/01/2011 Alexandra Burke Book Accommodation Now » 
16/03/2011 - 19/03/2011 Swan Lake Book Accommodation Now » 
27/05/2011 Chris De Burgh Book Accommodation Now »