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South King Street, Dublin 2, Co. Dublin
Gaiety Theatre
South King Street
Dublin 2
Co. Dublin
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Gaiety Theatre TEAM
| Director of Marketing and Communications | Justin Green |
| Managing Director | Caroline Downey |
PROGRAMMING POLICY
Primarily a receiving house, the variety of productions included in the season encompasses theatre, opera, dance, pantomime, comedy and musicals. The annual pantomime is produced in-house.
TERMS
Box office split
Guarantee/split
Rental
Technical Details
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Seats
1142
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Stage Dimensions
Height to grid 20m; width 8.25m; depth 11.65m
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Stage Types
Proscenium arch
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GALLERY
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