Teatro Olympia, Valencia

Private Olympia Theater, owned by the Fayos familya, is a venue that has consistently offered a diverse range of performances, embracing both traditional and contemporary spectacles such as musicals, operas, and classical theater productions. By upholding these principles and ensuring the theater's high quality, the family has successfully attracted an eclectic audience who appreciate the venue's intimate atmosphere and modern conveniences.

Situated in the heart of the city, the Teatro Olympia was inaugurated on November 10, 1915, with a captivating rendition of the opera "Barber of Seville." In addition, to live shows, the theater began featuring films during periods when there were no live performances scheduled.

The auditorium of the theater accommodates 878 seats in the orchestra section and 300 seats on the balcony. Furthermore, side boxes adorn the walls at both the orchestra and balcony levels. In 1923, the theater transitioned into a full-time cinema, and on February 5, 1930, it presented the sound version of Warner Bros.'s "Noah's Ark" after equipping the Teatro Olympia with an advanced Western Electric sound system.

The Teatro Olympia continued its cinematic endeavors until 1983, at which point it returned to its original purpose as a live theater. In 1991, the theater underwent restoration, preserving its historical charm for future generations to enjoy.