Not sure how this is kid friendly of a place? Like I went with my toddler and the music was so loud…read moreand there were barely and ramps that I could easily locate for the stroller? I am sure I sound like the ugly American tourist but when I think kid friendly I think toddlers and strollers and ease of mobility. It was loud and crowded with a confusing ordering system. This is probably the spot for young singles or folks with older kids but I would not recommend for families with young toddlers

Awesome awesome place if you would like to experience lots of food options including amazing tapas,…read morelive music and dance all in one great location; with mostly locals. Very classy and secure so no need to worry about crowds and pick pockets. Must go if you are in Madrid.

A gem of a theater with that old flavor of European elegance of yesteryears…read more We came from NYC to the Premiere of the Cuban Zarzuela " Cecilia Valdes". Our excitement was shared by the packed theater. The theater is intimate enough for this kind of Genre. A horseshoe shaped upper area all in Red Velvet and Gold. A giant Chandeliers hangs from the center of the ceiling inside the Auditorium. A smaller chandelier hangs in the Lobby of the Theater. The acoustic is good and so was the viewing from our seats. I hope to come back to enjoy more Zarzuelas in the not so distant future.

So for the tourists and visitors of Madrid, this is all I want to share with you:…read more I watched a performance by the National Spanish Dance Company and it is, let me tell you, fantastically shockingly the most beautiful dance I've ever seen. Ballet + flamenco? It's true. I saw it. I am a witness. I'm sorry, perhaps I'm from Canada and born in Hong Kong. There's nothing here like that. Ballet with Spanish influences!?!? So for the tourists and visitors of Madrid: check out the events at this Teatro and see if there are dances, performances, operas. Immerse yourself in the Spanish arts!!!

This is a circus theatre!! And it has endless shows! There's something going on ALL the time. If…read moreyou happen to tour Madrid, check their website, click "programacion" (on the left) and see if they have an event. Note: the website doesn't seem to accept my Canadian credit card... so I bought my ticket in person at the box office (which opens at 6pm, I know...) Note 2: they are VERY strict with cameras. So I hope they don't kill me as I post mine. The staff is nice, they will try their best to understand you (me). I communicated by showing them my phone (with the event page open), and they got it. They also weren't rude at all, especially when they had to repeat themselves and I stared blankly (I'm sorry!!). If this were Toronto... Other than CIRCUS shows, there are music shows (singers and bands) as well. The tickets are super cheap! Since I had to rely on the staff's seat pick (argh), I was pleasantly surprised they made sure to choose "best available" for me! yay!! All the seats are pretty good, they are arranged nicely so people in front will not obstruct your view. The stage is not big. Okay the audience: this place seems like a children's festival venue. So you will see a lot of children. And a lot of children cannot sit still, especially with so much action and music going. You just have to pray to the circus gods that they're not sitting behind you. (FYI they were sitting to my left, not behind me. Thank goodness. But the poor 10 year old boy in front had to deal with seat kicking, ear-piercing screams, and little hands grabbing his hair. The poor boy!! And his parent obliviously didn't switch seats with him. Argh. Jeez) OK THE SHOW: the one I watched was an anniversary show by la Escuela de Circo Carampa (a circus school since 1994!!!). And they are freaking amazing, let me give you an example: tight-rope walking on loose ropes (there were 5) and he walked (and danced) the ropes like he's strumming a guitar. The show was a bunch of mini shows, featuring 1-2 performers. It was fun. You know those frisbee rings that are super bendable, well one performer used these in his show. Circus here wasn't the traditional stuff, they used a bunch of "Oh I didn't know you could play with that!?" materials.

I saw Rodrigo y Gabriela here with a group of American students of Spanish last summer (July 1st,…read more2014) and had a wonderful time. The theater calls itself 'Teatro Circo Price' or Price Circus Theater and is shaped in the classic ring that maximizes viewing for attendants. This worked really well for the concert, in my opinion, and the seats we had were in no means expensive or great but everyone could see the action on stage. The attendants were quite polite and did not make anything difficult for our group, which included mostly teenagers who all had a good time.

I have only had an opportunity to come to this theatre once to watch a Flamenco show by Sarah Baras…read more(One of Spain's most Famous!). The Theatre has that historic feeling that you are looking for when visiting Spain. The theatre has been well maintained and the service is very good (the lines moved quickly upon entrance). The only downside to Theatres in general is their lack of a decent selection of "Tapas" or foods during the intermission break. With that said, my first experience here was very good and would always be willing to watch a show in this theatre!

Saw the Hole Zero show. Spend the money and Go! If you don't speak Spanish I would still suggest…read morebased on the options I checked out to go... it is like cirque coupled with some good humor... about 10% I got as I don't speak Spanish but it was still funny! There is eye candy no matter your taste (men or women), and the acrobatics will keep you on the edge of your seat throughout the 2 hours.

From the owner: Actualmente el Teatro Bellas Artes , es un espacio abierto al público durante todo el año,…read moreacogiendo todo tipo de artes escénicas.