The Gaiety Theatre is a theatre in Dublin, Ireland, that has been in continuous production since its opening in 1871. It is Dublin's longest-established theatre and has hosted a wide range of performances, including operas, musicals, dramas, revues, comedies, concerts, and pantomimes. The theatre has a capacity of 1,145 seats and features a Victorian-era design with several innovative features, including tip-up seats and fire-safety features. The Gaiety Theatre has been associated with many famous performers and playwrights, including Luciano Pavarotti, Brian Friel, and Maureen Potter, whose bronze handprints are set into the pavement in front of the theatre. The theatre has undergone several renovations and restorations over the years, including a refit in the late 1990s
Plan your family visit to the The Gaiety Theatre with these blog insights 👇

Activities: The famous Gaiety Theatre will host a magical, festive trip to Neverland this year as Peter Pan is set to take centre stage. Going to the pantomime can be for any age, but it is particularly special for families with young children
Highlights: My parents took my older children this year, and they loved it! Pantos are generally quite interactive, with the characters immersing themselves in the audience and plenty of singalong ✨
