Known locally Intimate and avant-garde
La Fundición, Casa de la moneda, C. Habana, 18, Casco Antiguo, 41001 Sevilla, Spain
The Casa de la Moneda complex, where the theater sits, was constructed in the 16th century under the reign of King Philip II.
The venue's name, 'La Fundición', refers to the original function of the building as the foundry where metal was melted to strike coins for the Spanish Empire.
The theater is managed by Teatro La Fundición, a professional company founded in 1985 to promote contemporary performing arts.
The architectural restoration of the space preserved original stone elements that date back to the 1500s.
It is one of the few active cultural venues in Seville that focuses exclusively on independent, non-commercial stage production.
La Fundición is an independent performing arts venue housed within the historic Casa de la Moneda, the former royal mint of Seville. The theater occupies a space originally used for metalworking during the 16th century when the building functioned as the city's currency factory. It specializes in contemporary theater, experimental drama, and dance performances. The venue maintains an intimate atmosphere, with seating designed to keep the audience close to the stage. It serves as a cultural hub for alternative works that often contrast with the more traditional flamenco or classical performances found elsewhere in the city. The space is managed by a permanent theatrical company that focuses on social and avant-garde narratives. It is located within the Casco Antiguo district, maintaining its original architectural foundations from the mint's historical complex.
The entrance archway of the Casa de la Moneda, which provides a dramatic, historic backdrop leading into the venue.
Book tickets in advance through their official website, as the small seating capacity leads to frequent sell-outs.
Arrive early to explore the surrounding Casa de la Moneda square, which is a quiet, enclosed historical enclave.
Check the programming schedule online before your trip, as the venue does not host performances every single night.
Do not expect traditional flamenco shows; this venue is dedicated to modern and experimental theatrical productions.
Closed for brief periods between major theatrical seasons; programs are typically lighter during the peak heat of August.
Smart casual; avoid overly athletic wear.
Plan for about 1.5-2 hours to see the highlights.
The best time to visit is Autumn and spring, as the indoor theater is climate-controlled and these seasons align with the peak local cultural calendar..
The entrance archway of the Casa de la Moneda, which provides a dramatic, historic backdrop leading into the venue.
Close by you'll find Plaza de España, Royal Alcázar of Seville, Catedral de Sevilla.