Frequently Asked Questions
Welcome to the Dean Crowe Theatre FAQ guide. Whether you’re planning your visit, booking tickets, or inquiring about our accessibility, parking, and amenities, you’ll find answers to our most common guest questions below.
Yes. The Dean Crowe Theatre is fully wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair-accessible toilet located on the ground floor and a range of accessible wheelchair seating options. Please contact the box office at the time of booking to arrange accessible seating.
There are three designated public accessible car parking spaces directly outside the front door. Connaught Street Car Park, Pearse Court Car Park and O’Connell Street Car Park are all within a short walk of the theatre. Please contact the box office in advance if you require an accessible parking space.
Doors typically open one hour before the performance begins. Early arrival is recommended for smooth entry, and patrons are advised to arrive at least 20 minutes before the show if collecting or purchasing tickets from the box office.
Yes. You can pre-order interval drinks at the bar before the show to avoid queuing during the interval. The bar is open on select performance nights and closes 10 minutes before the performance begins.
You can contact the box office by phone on +353 90 649 2129 or by email at boxoffice@deancrowetheatre.com.
The box office phone line is available between 10:30 and 14:30 and for one hour before each performance.
The Dean Crowe Theatre has a capacity of 442 seats, with 314 in the stalls and 128 in the balcony, all with an uninterrupted view of the stage.
Yes, there is a theatre bar on-site, along with an art gallery space. The bar is open on performance nights one hour in advance of the show.
Contact the box office at the time of booking to request accessible seating or one of the designated accessible parking spaces outside the front door.
The Dean Crowe Theatre hosts a varied year-round programme including drama, comedy, musicals, music, opera, dance, art exhibitions, and children’s events. It is also the home of the annual RTÉ All-Ireland Drama Festival.