Smock Alley Theatre 1662

EST. PRIOR TO 2012

6-7 Exchange Street Lower, Dublin, Ireland

- Photographer: Courtesy of Smock Alley Theatre 1662
- Photographer: Courtesy of Smock Alley Theatre 1662
- Photographer: Courtesy of Smock Alley Theatre 1662
- Photographer: Courtesy of Smock Alley Theatre 1662
- Photographer: Courtesy of Smock Alley Theatre 1662
- Photographer: Katie Farrell Photography
- Photographer: Katie Farrell Photography
- Photographer: Courtesy of Smock Alley Theatre 1662
- Photographer: Courtesy of Smock Alley Theatre 1662
- Photographer: Courtesy of Smock Alley Theatre 1662
- Photographer: Courtesy of Smock Alley Theatre 1662

Message & Request Pricing

Opened as the first Theatre Royal in Dublin back in 1662, the polished floors dazzle with the remnants of the great tragedies and comedies of the last few centuries.

Every event glows—weddings, conferences, gala dinners, any party with a larger crowd of charmers—thanks to the stained glass windows, from when the theatre was a church. It's timeless, atmospheric, and affordable—the perfect mix for a bash in Ireland.

The Lowdown

Type: Banquet Hall / Event Facility Historic Building Theatre

Views: Cityscape River Skyline Street

Style: Classic
Cultural
Elegant
Ornate
Shabby Chic

Best type of Celebrations

Venue Setting

Full of ornate features Smock Alley is a truly unique city centre location for weddings and civil ceremonies. The Banquet Hall is beautiful and impressive with an ornate plaster work ceiling, plastered walls and stained glass windows from the theatre’s time as a church. There are wooden floors and oak tables and benches. The space is versatile and easy to change, simple enough to add your own details but with such interesting features it could easily be left as is with just some added simple touches – ideal for weddings with a larger guestlist! – width 13M, length 25M, height 6.2M. Currently this beautiful space is a regular venue for gala dinners, launch events, seminars, conferences, training days and most recently – weddings.