I viewed the 2pm show of The Sound of Music. It was none less than superb. Every attention to…read moredetail was put in the staging. It was brilliant! The casting was incredible, every one of them had perfect pitch.They took my favorite songs and performed them even more beautifully. The whole show was magnificent! Definitely a magical experience. Looking forward to return for another show.

I'd been to Pantages several times already. I have watched here Wicked twice, Book of Mormon and…read morejust last night, the sound of Music. I truly love the architecture. So grateful that it was maintained as it was exception for some maintenance and repairs. The audience is very much behaved all throughout the show. No one is talking. No one is on their phones. Everyone is so focused on the play. How about you? Have you been to this place? What do you love about it.

The Ford may be to The Bowl as a quickie in the elevator is to a rose-petal trail to a big…read morehoneymoon suite bed. The "Cinderella" of venues, it takes the grand, outdoor setting of the Bowl (concrete Jerusalem gates carved into the Hollywood hills) and the intimacy of a backyard party. With 1200 seats (opposed to 17500), you're always under 100 feet from the stage. The seats being steeply raked means you are closer to the stage than the Greek. (The Theater, I mean, not loud, hairy Niko guy next to you). And being tucked into a natural canyon makes the acoustics extra crispy, which made Erasure (10 years ago today) one of my favorite concerts. Side note: I found the 3 tickets on ebay for 99 cents, something that pissed off the guy next to me who paid $200. He Loved to Hate Me. He called me "Biggie Fries" all night, referencing Wendy's Value Meal. Built in 1920 by Christine Wetherill Stevenson, a wealthy heiress who wanted to build a space for her play about he life of Christ "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Calvary". No, it was "Pilgrimage Play" It burnt down in 1929 but rebuilt in 1931 to look like stone, making it feel like an ancient, rediscovered space. Anyway, it only hosted Christ plays (I would have called it "Nailed iT!") until the 1964 separation of church and state opened the venue to all arts. It was named after the county supervisor John Anson Ford, who was a champion of the arts. In the late 80's it was the "West Coast CBGB", hosting Ramones, Social D, X, Chili Peppers and Jane's Addiction. If you need more bands, just use your first three Wordle guesses: Tacos Marry Happy opened for Radio Caulk Barfy. It unveiled a $80 million renovation in 2017, so if it was gorgeous in 2006, I am sure it is Gorgeouser now. In 2019, the LA Phil took over, so now it is the little sister of the Bowl and Disney Concert Hall. In 2020, it had its centennial, marking 100 years since Stevenson first staged a Christ play in that canyon. To celebrate, the partygoers turned wine into pee.

Sometimes, I forget how much entertainment is available in LA, from theaters to museums to outdoor…read moreexcursions and more. I had previously seen advertisements for The Ford LA through various outlets, but I am frequently reminded of my introversion and often avoid driving through LA traffic. However, my wife wanted to check out the The Natural World of Studio Ghibli, and what a night it was! We have seen nearly all of Miyazaki's creations, but this was our first time watching "Howl's Moving Castle" in an outdoor theater. It was lovely! Fresh air, a few butterflies flying across the projector, stars in the night sky, and the iconic backdrop were some highlights to mention. The Ford is as fun as advertised, and I've already begun recommending it to my friends. This place has history, and you can feel it! Additionally, there isn't a bad seat in the house! We sat in Row P, and when I arrived, I took it all in. There's certainly a bit of magic here. The only negative is the parking. It's stacked parking, so you may end up waiting on other visitors to get to their cars before you can even think about moving. Otherwise, we already have plans to return to The Ford Theater!

An astonishing evening! We attended a 'young adults' evening where rather than the usual…read moreadults-only policy the Magic Castle was open to 13+ so we could attend as a family with our two teenage daughters. We especially enjoyed Lou and Magic Mel. Highly recommend this!

Came on my birthday and it was outstanding .The food was fantastic and the shows were so much fun .read more

What an amazing show. I tell you what I was very impressed…read moreby this show. The MC was entertaining and very funny. The dancers were great and very talented. The sets where impressive. Now the lighting was incredible. Enhanced the dancers and have it a great vibe. The acts were so sexy, classy, funny, entertaining, and very well choreographed. I had a great time and want to go back. Zeke recommend!!!

Yesterday we visited the Montalban for The Empire Strips Back, a galactic burlesque show and parody…read moreof the well-loved original Star Wars trilogy (despite the name the storylines were not strictly based on the Empire Strikes back, but featured homages to all three films in the trilogy!) This review is for the show, rather than the venue, which I'll do a separate review for. I purchased VIP tickets for the Fever-run event as a Christmas gift for my significant other, and we both loved it! It was hilarious, and tastefully sexy! The different acts featured a variety of music genres, so there's something for everyone's taste! The show was about 2 hours in length with a 15 minute intermission between the first and second half of the show. VIP tickets got us VIP entry, 2 champagne or other sparkling beverages, and a t-shirt each (our selections are pictured! Also definitely recommend picking these up at the beginning to avoid long lines at the end!) Per google reviews of the show, lines were long for drinks, and merchandise, so to save time, we redeemed both our drinks at the beginning of the show. They also offered a QR code, order ahead option, for merchandise. Neither myself nor my significant other had ever been to a burlesque show before, and this was certainly a fun, and worthwhile, introduction! Tip: there is a 24 hour parking garage adjacent to the Montalban with a max $10 fee for the day!

I took classes with Striptease Symposium for most of 2008. The classes are wonderful for aspiring…read moreburlesque performers and those looking to do a private show in front of the bedroom mirror. Classes consist of a warm-up, technique and a cool-down. There are often handouts with tips on makeup, performance preparation and choreography. The classes are taught by professional burlesque dancers so everything covered is relevant to real world performance. I highly recommend their classes for anyone interested in finding out more about burlesque.

Came here for some fun improv and it was great! Found some good street parking around the corner…read moreand waited for the doors to open. The staff were friendly & got everyone inside quickly & orderly. I loved that there was plenty of seating and it ended up being a full house which was great! They also offer drinks for purchase but I ended up not getting any. The show was great & I can't wait to come again!

Really fun place for improv! It's a smaller venue so you can see pretty well no matter where you…read moresit. Theater is clean and well-maintained. There are places to eat nearby if you want food before or after. The performers were really fun, got huge laughs out of us! Will definitely come back!

We went to the one at the hotel Biltmore, Los Angeles. David's magic happens right in front of your…read moreeyes -- and somehow it still feels impossible to figure out how he does it! He's not only an amazing magician, but also a super fun storyteller who keeps everyone engaged from start to finish.

He was a great magician. We saw him for our anniversary at the biltmore hotel in DTLA. Smaller…read morecrowd so he could interact well. The seating was great because you could see well. He was funny and did great tricks. Left us wondering and talking about it for hours after. Highly recommend for a fun and different night out! I wish it would have been longer!

We had a great experience with wonderful service! First time visiting the lounge, it opens 1hr…read morebefore the show & intermission. They have 2 private restrooms, a bartender with unlimited drinks (alcohol, sodas, water, juices, coffee, tea, etc). They have to-go cups so you can bring drinks inside the theatre. You can preorder your snacks & drinks before the show for intermission so it's ready for you (nuts, pretzels, fruit snacks & lots of candy choices). They had a basket of baked goods (cookies & brownies including gluten free options) and a charcuterie board & a plate with hummus, veggie sticks, caprese & fruit. The door to the lounge is located on the left after entering the theatre. To access the lounge you or someone you know needs to have the presidents club membership, which also gives you access to the first 12 rows center orchestra & free parking.

The small bite offering leave lots to be desired. The room smells stale. Other than that the…read moreservice and staff are EXCEPTIONAL

I remember I had come across this business when having a Universal annual pass last year. Even…read moreafter the annual pass expired, they still send me emails on being cast as a background actor on Universal City Walk or now, upcoming t.v. shows that they need audiences for. They pay, of course, CA's minimum wage of $10.50/hr., but not sure if it is whole day rate of $84. I guess just go by whatever the email states. Doing some extra gigs myself, not affiliated with this business; these jobs also tend to sometimes throw in a weird overtime like $147 ($84+$63OT), included within the day rate. Cannot wait to work for them! Within the month of December, I remember seeing an email blast regarding a party/get together for all the people they have cast that year. Of course, since I was not in California at the time, I could not attend it.

I worked with A+ Audiences on Judy Justice in February. I was notified I would receive a survey,…read more(which I did) and upon completing the survey I would receive my payment within the following week. It is now April 27th and I still have not been paid out from the background work I performed. I was also aware another darker appearing Woman of color was not paid for her services, though other more fairer skinned Women of color were. I do not advise working for this company at all. There is no way to contact them, they do not respond and their way of going about said issues is possibly discriminatory.

Best club in LA. Can't say enough good things about it. Best DJs and the best vibe. If you are…read morethinking of a place to go to dance, this is your place.

My wallet Was stolen here During a dance event. Also my fleece jacket…read more And near where I parked Years ago someone bashed my mom's car window and stole my clothes.