The Abbey Theatre (National Theatre of Ireland)

The Abbey Theatre, established in 1904, is Ireland's national theatre located in Dublin. Founded by playwright W.B. Yeats and actress Lady Gregory, it aims to celebrate Irish culture and literature through live performances. The theatre showcases a mix of classic and contemporary plays, particularly works by Irish writers. It has played a crucial role in the Irish literary revival and continues to be a significant venue for both emerging and established talent. The Abbey Theatre is renowned for its dedication to artistic excellence and remains a vital part of Ireland's cultural landscape.