I took Keith's improv class as a beginner and found it to be a really fun and honestly…read moretransformative experience. I liked that each week was divided up by different games, exercises, and lessons that slowly built up into a long form show. We learned the basics of improv and all its fun acronyms (yes and, CREW, etc.) and applied to to our scenes. Keith did an amazing job at making everyone feel welcomed and not scared to be vulnerable, and was an attentive teacher. I can tell he truly loves what he does because he genuinely laughs at every scene. Through this class, I also learned many life lessons: everyone is faking it till they make it, always ask more questions, embrace the silliness and absurdity of life, never stop playing, and just show up. Life is just improv if you really think about it :') Thanks Keith for a great class! Now go tap into your inner child and take an improv class!

If you're struggling to let go of what's holding you back from fully expressing yourself, Improv is…read moreone of the most powerful solutions--and Improv LA is the place to be. The teaching approach is incredibly inspiring. You feel supported every step of the way, and all the teachers in the classes I attended were not only highly professional but also deeply encouraging. Even as a complete beginner, I never felt intimidated or out of place--you truly feel like you belong right away. I'm so grateful I found this school. After completing Level 1, I immediately enrolled in Level 2 and continued all the way through Level 4. I'm proud to say I completed the entire Improv program at Improv LA, and it has been such a transformative journey. I also took Comedy Sketch 101--it was a blast! I came in with no idea what to expect, and by the end, I created a sketch that made the whole class laugh out loud!

Pant ages is amazing for its Art Deco architecture. The shows are always great. I love architecture…read moreand I love art deco since I was young and this location delivers. But they could use an upgrade to the seats, they're getting a bit outdated. I still highly recommend catching a show here and as many as you can in the city as it's a city of artists, musicians, actors, painters, you name it everyone comes to LA to break into some industry. A lot of local parking spots and good food spots. Personally, I wish they cleaned up the Blvd cause on a bad day it can still look as ugly as the 90's. But it's improving and getting slowly better. Make sure to check out a show here and when you walk into the lobby be sure to look up and all around!!! Exquisite!

I grew up in LA and this was my first time at the Pantageous and it was so iconic! I love the…read moreceiling decor. Excuse my commentary on the video! I ended up at a matinee for Disney's Beauty and Beast so I was starving and of course I decided yea sure, the large wine was a good idea. Haha. Their snacks are basically the big chocolate chip cookie, which did save me and some nuts and candy. My friend who also came starving stole my cashews. Overall it was a great show. The bathroom situation looks out of control but the lines for the ladies moved fast, especially upstairs. I paid for parking in a lot across from the Capital Lot and it was a short walk down to Hollywood Blvd. It was super convenient not having to look for parking in Hollywood.

Amazing Theatre here in Glendale .This theatre has been around since the early 60's !! I've seen…read morea handful of shows here and they never disappoint Last night I took my 9 year nephew to see "Frankenstein Resurrection" and once again it was spectacular! ! The costumes ~ the singing and acting are superb! Everyone here is so cool .. it's a fun community of very artistic people showing off their art ! I will also mention there is not a bad seat the house ... it's a circular .. U shaped staging .. where the audience surrounds the performance on all sides! Come one .. come all and check them out !! I'm already on their website looking for our next show!

How did I only just discover this theatre after all these years?…read more We just went to see The Eves which was a great scary (yes, it was, and I'm not easily scared) psychological ghost story for the Halloween season. Well acted and absorbing. Hannah Rubenstein was a real stand-out as Emily! Loved the little cozy upstairs theatre. Next week we will see Frankenstein Resurrection in the larger downstairs theatre in the round. I'm really looking forward to going back! They have a bar, complete with Halloween themed drinks for the season, snacks, and a lounge for pre-show mingling in this cool old building that according to the people who work here...is haunted! (Not that I'm a believer, but it's quite the fun Halloween experience to entertain the idea ;) Definitely check out this great little theatre and support your local arts!

If you love to laugh and want to lift your spirits, then come to the Impro Theatre. They have…read moreImprov, monologues, singing, poem, etc. They have different shows every week, do check them out!

I came here to watch my friend perform in a play, and I was surprised by the very intimate setting…read more It only has two rows from the stage, so I was able to clearly see every actor close up. Fun experience! One hour parking is limited in the plaza, but there are enough spaces that you should try first. Plenty of street parking too. Theater is located on the second floor.

I don't have enough great words to attribute to what the Fountain Theatre brings…read more... This is the very best of performance art - presented in a low key & friendly fashion in a humble neighborhood. Cost of Living is a must see - you will be surprised, saddened and uplifted.

I posted an updated review. James at the theatre posted in response, "Hello, James here - still…read morethe manager from when this review was originally posted 5 years ago. Is this update regarding a new transaction, or a rumination on this prior experience? The entire FOH staff has turned over several times in the intervening half decade. I can be reached at james@fountaintheatre.com. Thanks!" I thought I was clear in stating I felt it was "continued" poor service, but I guess I need to make that clearer. Thanks. Obviously, there are many others who are enjoying great experiences with this theatre company, so it's fair to consider me and in this case, my friend, as in the minority and not having great experiences.

This is probably my ideal record store. Some can be overwhelmingly large, others can be padded out…read morewith common releases in poor condition priced in ways that seem intended to take advantage of inexperienced music buyers, but this is a small yet well-stocked shop with incredible, inspiring levels of curation, fair prices, and an atmosphere that speaks to the dedication of the owner. Don't come here for what you'd expect to find everywhere else, come here to discover something you never knew you needed.

Mount Analog is a gem of a record shop with a nice curation of records. This spot is located in the…read moreSilver Lake area where street parking will be your best bet. Inside, they have a smaller space but a good amount of products to dig through. Their records are neatly organized and are fairly priced. The staff here are very friendly and welcoming. For my music taste, some cool record finds I stumbled across were Don Toliver, Clara La San, FKA Twigs, Blood Orange, and Tame Impala. I will definitely be back next time I am in the area to browse for more!

Comedic therapy is the best way I can describe my first (and definitely not last) experience at…read moreUnCabaret. The venue is located downtown. Parking was easy and accessible, and the venue had an old skool Hollywood glamour feel to it. They had a full menu with great food and delicious cocktails. What I really enjoyed about this comedy show was the diverse acts that it offered to the audience. There was an amazing comedic magic show that I felt was very original, not to mention every other comedian i saw was genuinely funny, yet diverse! Not one bad act! There was also a vulnerability and personal engagement from the comedians that was extremely refreshing! What better way to deal with life's struggles than to laugh at them, and that is why UnCabaret really appealed to me! Beth Lapides has done an amazing job with the show, and I highly recommend you make this part of your L.A. experience.

Beth Lapides reached out to me after reading my review and she had thoughtful and insightfully kind…read morethings to say. I'd be willing to give this another chance if I still lived in LA

Love coming here for shows. Small intimate space for a variety of shows, music, comedy, visiting…read moreperformers, plays, etc. Some shows can get really packed depending on the performer. They even offer classes here in playwriting, clowning, acting, etc. Super impressed with Ritch Shydner's comedy lecture show. Hope he comes back and does more episodes.

We went last night and had a great time! Plenty of street parking, small intimate black box theater…read moreand the shows were awesome! Every group was hilarious & we had a great night - plus tickets are only $5! Snacks & drinks for purchase at the front door. When you have a free night definitely check out this location

Hidden gem of a theatre - outstanding production of the play Proof. Perfect setting for intimate…read moresmall theatre. Wonderful casting - such emotion! Hopefully it will be extended so more people can enjoy fine job by actors, director, staging, and everyone else that makes this production shine!

An innovative home for artists who are brave enough to jump . If there is one way to describe the…read moreshows at here I would say "intimate". The level of work out of Moth constantly challenges and inspires.

Such a great place to watch stand-up comedy and open mic! The owners were very professional and…read morehelpful. It has a great community vibe! . . #supportsmallbussiness

I saw what I can only describe as a comedy magic show featuring Benjamin B. entitled "Trust Your…read moreInstincts." This particular show is part of the annual Fringe Festival, which is a mixed bag of shows, never knowing quite what you're going to get. I thought Ben brought a lot of energy to the show, told us fun stories, and dabbled in some magic here and there. Not your typical magic shows with card tricks and bunnies in hats, more of a storytelling show with moments of illusion. Obviously, Ben and his team put a lot of work into the show. It was my first time at the inconspicuous Skiptown Playhouse, but it worked for the show. A nice little black box theatre for quaint intimate productions here in LA.