I love supporting local theater. This is a great venue with several small theaters that support…read moreminority creative. Snacks are limited. Highly recommend.

Great show lots of love and compassion need more like this just down to see the showread more

Please support this beautiful little local theater! Located in Westlake, this venue conveniently…read morehas a large parking lot for its patrons. I came here with friends to watch Rayuela Hacia EL Mas Alla. It was all in Spanish, but for those like me that only have 2 years of high school Spanish, there were subtitles projected on the top of the stage. The play was a dark comedy with a little bit of everything. It had humor, drama, terror, a love story and a "non-hollywood ending." Going in with an open mind and not knowing what the play was about, I was blown away. Parts of the play made me think of Guillermo Del Toros Pans Labyrinth and Kurt Vonnegut from my AP English class in high school. With its morbid beauty and dystopian setting. It amazed me how such a large story could be played out on such a small stage with just a few actors through the use of lighting, minimal props, and and the expression of those actors. Kudos to Laura Santa Cruz and Manuel Chitay for a wonderful performance. It was very creative how they used the same projector to animate the clocks and show the passage of time. As well as (not to give anything away) execute certain scenes. This play is very unique in the sense that every few weeks they change the ending and have a different actress. Which not only brings a different take on the story but keeps you coming back for more.

Late review attended back in January. It's LA so I expect parking to always be difficult so I…read morealways try to arrive with time and surprise they had a shared lot I think it was were it had plenty of parking. It was my first time here and I was so happy to not just support a small theater but a Latino one. My experience on arrival was not the greatest. The entrance is not really an entrance like normal theaters and had very limited seating to wait. They didn't have check-in prepared and the restroom were would I would say back of house restrooms that I was able to use not aware if they had others. It took a while to finally be checked in. Small theater but only one person worked the check in and concessions so it took us a while to get it. Not the friendliest of staff in my experience. The most exciting part was of course the actual play. So happy to witness a full cast of Latino actors who wrote and started in this show. Wonderful to hear so many voices and stories from my culture. Happy to support. Although i didnt have the best experience i would gladly return to support my fellow latino artists.

This theater is ok. I enjoyed the show, its maybe I was not so in tuned with the genre of this…read moreplace. I am barely learning theater art, so I will look for clicks and ways to appreciate it. Talented actors and fun here Id come back and see other plays.

I've been going to theater asylum productions for several years now, and I've always had a great…read moretime. The shows are wonderful, the venues are comfortable and all the performers look like they're having as good a time as the audience! Thanks to Matt Quinn, the crews and the venues are putting together these great seasons!

A Triumph! Lola and…read moreher dancers were phenomenal, they overexcited our expectations and entertained our guests the whole time they were on stage. they were professional they were beautifully dressed, and the level and quality of their craft was superb. I highly recommend this wonderful troupe for any party.

We had the best night last Friday at "! ℕ". Congratulation…read moreCabaret Versatile for this amazing performance. Angelinos, Angelinas, you can't miss that! It's every Friday of this June, 7pm at the Cat's crawl.

If you are a Disney fan, the El Capitan Theatre is an absolute must-visit!…read more Beyond being one of the most beautiful movie palaces in Los Angeles, the El Capitan has an incredible history. Originally opening in 1926 as Hollywood's largest legitimate theater, it has hosted everything from Broadway productions to iconic film premieres, including Citizen Kane. After a meticulous restoration led by The Walt Disney Company, the theater reopened in 1991 and has since become Disney's flagship theater on Hollywood Boulevard. Today, it serves as Disney's home for world premieres, special events, live stage shows, and screenings of both new releases and beloved classics. The theater's stunning architecture and historic significance even earned it Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument status. I have seen countless Disney films here over the years and every visit feels special. The atmosphere, the themed displays, and the beautifully restored interior make it feel much more memorable than a typical movie theater outing. Another bonus is the convenient parking. You can park directly across the street at Ovation Hollywood and with validation from the theater, parking is just $3 for up to four hours. Whether you are a Disney enthusiast, a movie lover, or simply appreciate Hollywood history, the El Capitan Theatre is a true Los Angeles gem and well worth a visit.

I love this place. If you haven't been to El Capitan, you gotta visit…read more Great experience. Friendly and helpful staff.

I came here to see "I Love My Wife" with my girlfriend. The show was a little behind the times,…read moreand the audience seemed to be from the same generation. Since this theater is in the veteran center, so I guess the average age of its patrons makes sense. The student tickets for the show weren't that expensive ($20), but the parking was a ripoff. The theater itself was average sized, not meant for huge performance, but not so small that you feel like you're in someone's living room. The acoustics and lighting seemed OK, but I'm not a huge critic of that kind of stuff, so you probably shouldn't take my word for it.

This smart venue is tucked behind San Vincente in Brentwood. I went to see Billy 'Fucking' Connolly…read morewhich was an amazing 2hr show...! There is ample (if a little expensive) $7 parking next to the theatre, but oddly there is no bar. (Well, I guess Royce Hall at UCLA doesn't have one either, but it's odd to me). However, there is a private bar which you get access to if you're a $100 member and a concession stand with snacks and coffee etc. The seating is well laid out and the ushers get you to your seat, even if you arrive late. Nice. The crowd was kinda mature, but I did see some other younger faces, but we all left as united Connolly fans by the end.

Came to a matinee play. Parking was plentiful (& free) on a Sunday. The venue itself is small and…read morethe seats weren't comfy at all nor much seat space. Any view is good in the house. An older crowd that appeared to be pretty snobby (older lady Just stared straight at us so I kindly obliged until she finally looked away). Staff member was kind of eccentric and I believe he was trying to be humorous but came across rather odd and condescending to us. Not sure I'll be back for another production.

The Beverly Hills Playhouse is a wonderful location for an intimate setting for a live performance…read more Parking isn't terribly challenging, and the venue, itself, is really charming. The acoustics are great, and the management is wonderful to work with. I've been here for several live performances, and have always had the best time.

We watched the show Hide and Hide. Actors were very passionate about their rolls…read more It was hard to understand the make actor, as he spike with western accent. The theatre was small, clean and had good sound system.

Have been there twice. Great atmosphere great acting scenes.great critique by famous movie director…read moreHowie Deutch.

I've been coming here for 5 classes now. I'm completely new to aerial, but I already see so much…read moreimprovement in just 5 classes. Each class is a little different, and I definitely recommend "shopping around" to see which instructor you prefer the most. For most of my classes I've been with Veronica on Sundays, and it has been such an amazing experience. Firstly, I was consistent for 3 weeks, then took a 5 month hiatus. Veronica remembered me instantly when I returned. Secondly, she's always looking out to make sure I'm safe whenever I'm doing anything. She's incredibly patient ensuring that I'm doing the form correctly and very knowledgeable in avoiding any potential mistakes or problems. Finally, she's aware of my own personal level and experience- she knows when to push me to try and do a little more. Finally this space is such a vibe! The ambiance truly enhances the experience and has so much character and charm.

i've taken a couple classes and the instructors are so great and patient! obsessed with how…read morethorough and intentional the class was from the warm up, conditioning, and how it ties into the sequence. rating would have been higher if the air conditioning was working! all the times i've been were a little uncomfortable with how hot and stuffy it was on the inside. will definitely come back once the cooling situation is resolved!

The Morgan-Wixson Theater is located in Santa Monica. Parking is on the street, but mind the signs…read more You can park without any problem right down the street at the Family Clinic for free anytime and it is not a long walk at all. This is a not for profit and it has professional actors, kids and armatures. It is small and there is not a bad seat in the house. Most of the staff are volunteers so be nice. You can order from their website. It has a great selection of plays, from kids plays (called the YES program) to musicals and some very serious plays. We have been so many times and have never seen a bad play and if you have a kid, it is a must you take them there. The prices are so fair and they a little snack bar inside. There is nothing not to like about this theater. It has nice places to eat nearby and it is a great area.

RENTERS BEWARE!!! Not reliable management. The theater…read moreitself is nice. But our dance studio had horrible experience with administration multiple years. 2026 was the worst experience. We reserved theatre for our concert a year in advance. They kept refusing to send us contact (like previous years), probably waiting for some bigger renter to offer them something more. 3 DAYS BEFORE OUR RENTAL THEY CANCELLED ON US! We had to find a new theater, change program, rearrange performances, reprint all tickets/booklets,posters, tell 40 families to change time and location of the event. This was the most stressful experience ever. It's too bad. We were ready to rent their theater every year. And we have rented twice before, having same problem- no contract till last minute! Bill(William) is not responsive. You will call, text, email and have no response. If you're up to get your hair turn grey while dealing with them, go for it.