I mean, it's beautiful. It's epic. Back in the day, I attended The Prince of Egypt premiere here. RIP Whitney Houston. A gorgeous and iconic building placed in an even more riveting campus. Bruins for life! read more

Beautiful hall and comfortable seats. Parking is quite a long walk, so wear comfortable shoes. Sound quality is good. Highly recommended! read more

Royce Hall - UCLA - Hadelich - Performing Arts Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Amazing venue for concerts and performances. Always great performances and friendly staff. I think Royce Hall needs a revamp or renovation on the interior, staff, and advertising of performances to have a full audience. Concession stand also didn't have much options read more

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Royce Hall is an icon! Modeled after Milan's Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, constructed in the tenth and eleventh centuries, this music hall was built in 1929 and was one of the first UCLA campus structures by architect David Allison. I've been coming here since my UCLA days and still love this very elegant and classic venue. And the recent renovation truly brings out its beauty! The sound effect may not be as grand as the Disney Concert Hall but the benefit of the smaller size is you can be closer to the performers and often hear the "real" sound as supposed to broadcast sound. The only thing to take caution is the parking situation - make sure you know the details ( which lot, where is it, how much) before you come; otherwise the parking experience can be stressful and even delay your attendance. It is inevitable as the campus is getting more complicated with more buildings, more students, and visitors. But still, it is worth the trouble to come and enjoy music in this music hall that is almost 100 years old. read more

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This place is amazing great sound and the stage is top notch definitely loving the atmosphere read more

Royce Hall - UCLA - Sound and screen event - Performing Arts Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The space is beautiful and walking through the beautiful UCLA campus to get to it was a plus. We came to hear the Angel City Chorale. My companion has mobility issues but we had no issues getting to our seats. The staff was very nice too. The only letdown was that the acoustics don't seem to be very good in this hall, Although the choir was quite large the sound was quite muted throughout the show. Don't know if that was due to the equipment from the choir or the hall. read more

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Wow...I honestly was surprised by this venue as we came to see a performance of the movie Apollo 13 that had a live accompaniment of an orchestra. We have seen that movie several times but when you have a band who can match the score it was a rare treat. The staff there were all super friendly and accommodating and the venue itself was beautiful. Parking is a bit of a pain but they had free shuttles over to it so I am not going to knock it down for that since they take care of you getting there. read more

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This is one of the four major buildings at the heart of campus, and there is a lot of history behind it. The architecture is unique: the left and the right side are not symmetrical in pattern which gives a more unique design. After all, during one of the tours a long time ago, there was a student in an architecture class that is failing but passed the class when he was able to identify all the differences between the left and right side of the building. There are different number of bricks between the left and right side! This place has a decently large auditorium, most of which is used for performing arts and various events like the Chinese American Culture Night. These events feature student talent for most and celebrities for some, and they are impressive! The auditorium a long time ago was actually used for lecture hall but I believe they no longer do. To the right of the auditorium are the classrooms, where I have some lectures and discussions in. That area is relatively plain compared to the exterior and the auditorium. On the outside, there are nice columns where people usually take photoshoot pics and grad pics. Definitely go right around sunrise to beat the crowd if you're willing to wake up early. I also got to watch the UCLA Centennial Light Show last weekend which is pretty nice. The Royce Hall is lit up with colorful lights projected from the back, portraying the 100 years of history highlighting major milestones. There are enough regular Royce Hall pictures so I will just attach the light show ones. This place is a must-visit if you are around the area or visiting UCLA!!! read more

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We came here for the 1st time on 3/16/18 to see Swan Lake. It is a beautiful building. We had balcony seats and could still had a decent view of the performance. The place is intimate enough that there really isn't too bad of a seat. Parking was a pain and we had to park somewhat far from the actual hall. There were no shuttles to help the people who may have trouble walking, or women wearing high heels. The walk from the parking structure took about 10-15 mins. Paying for parking was also a problem. The price was fine, $8 I believe. The problem was paying for it. You had to pay at a kiosk and I only saw one in the area where we parked. Had to wait about 10 mins to use the kiosk since there were about 7 groups in front of me and it is a slow process to get the actual permit since one of the requirements is to input your license plate # and the credit card reader was being temperamental. I believe it said cash had to be exact using $1's and $5's. This should be made easier for an expedited experience. Another issue I had was they didn't do enough during the performance to stop people from using their phones. I also didn't care for the fact that there were quite a few people who came to watch the ballet dressed as if they are instead going shopping at Walmart...it may be hard to enforce but I hate how lazy as a society we have gotten with our attire for events that call for a more mature form of garments. read more

Royce Hall is a solid venue for concerts. We came here to see a few shows, since bands we love from Europe who were touring US had a stop here. It made us discover Royce Hall on the beautiful UCLA campus (my favorite). The architecture is beautiful, so is the setting, the decor is lovely indoor as well. Royce Hall always has a great schedule of concerts, events, full of variety and interesting guests. I like that you can buy tickets from their booth, you can save some fees you'd have to pay when buying online. The tickets are more reasonable here. The staff, made out of students is well trained, they're polite, helpful, attentive. Yes, parking isn't cheap, that'd be a con. Otherwise, I had nice experiences here, we enjoyed the concerts we attended, very memorable evenings for us, special in our hearts. I'd recommend Royce Hall and I'd go again to see a cool concert here. It's a one of a kind venue. read more

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Considering this is a university campus, the size of this hall was impressive and professional! Watched my first ballet here, the Nutcracker, and enjoyed the lighting and dramatic stage props. The LA ballet did a fantastic job incorporating children and members of all ages into their production. Seating wise, we had the best seats in the house but I'd really emphasize for most shows at Royce you can get student pricing for very good deals, some tickets being under $20 for very professional productions. Try to get a sense of the surrounding campus if you have extra time! It's a nice walk around the rolling hills. read more

Royce Hall - UCLA - Performing Arts Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Can't imagine a better place to see a concert. Saw Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac) here awhile back and the sound was amazing. Great sight lines too. As for parking you are probably stuck with the not cheap paid lot -- as there might be a mile walk till the nearest free spot. UCLA has a beautiful campus if you get here early and want to walk around and explore. read more

What a gorgeous space to see a performance! I saw Toshi Reagon's Parable of the Sower and it was amazing. Great space, excellent acoustics, and an amazing ceiling. read more

Royce Hall - UCLA - Seeing Parable of the Sower - Performing Arts Near Me - Los Angeles, California

It wasn't until I attended the performance by the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir & Tallinn Chamber Orchestra 2 Saturdays ago did I realize what a great venue Royce Hall is. Before that was to watch the UCLA VSU culture show when I was a college student...since I was a member of VSA...at a school...on the other side of town. I'll give you a clue. It's not Cal State LA. It's not Occidental. Nope, it's especially not Dongguk University. Mt. Saint Mary's? I can't tell you. Polo. Anyways, Royce Hall is calibrated perfectly for orchestral performances like the Arvo Part works I listened to at Saturday's concert. You can tell that the hall was purposely designed for concerts and orchestral works in mind. The sound from the orchestra goes up to the ceiling, bounces off the curved top panels, and gets broadcast to the audience. No microphones required to amplify sound. That makes it impressive. Parking at one of the campus parking structures is $12. That's impressive in a bad way. Grrrr....for the arts I suppose. -------------------------------------------------- QUICK TIPS: -------------------------------------------------- # Check out UCLA CAP, the Center for Art of Performance, and buy tickets to performances you're interested in at https://cap.ucla.edu/ # It's $12 for full day parking at any of the UCLA parking structures. Parking Structure 5 is the closest parking lot to Royce Hall however I heard it's under construction. Next best is Parking Structure 4, where you go up one level and you're in the quad right next to Janss Steps leading up to Royce Hall. Don't listen to UCLA CAP's suggestion to park at Parking Structure 2 unless you like walking. # The sweet spot for orchestra seats starts around Row H. Anything closer to the stage like Row D is a bit too close. I like watching the show with a full centered view of the stage rather than a close-up view. See my photo. The earlier you buy tickets, the better you can snag the seats you want. # It's cool that you can head out to the side of the building into the outdoor patio for fresh air during intermission. # There was a small bar in the lobby of the hall where you can purchase refreshments such as beer & wine. read more

Royce Hall - UCLA - Royce Hall seating chart. The sweet spot of seats is center orchestra starting Row J and back. See the blue box. - Performing Arts Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Nicest campus in the world. App is forcing me to write more but nothing more is needed. Done. read more

I had the opportunity to see the amazing Brene' Brown last week. Overall Royce Hall was great venue. The venue was small enough you felt connected to the stage and big enough it didn't feel crowded. A few things that would be good to know before you go. 1) The parking situation is a little tricky, most of the parking structures are permit parking. You will need to stop at one of the parking attendant stations before pulling into the parking structure area. Parking is $12.00 each and is cash only. 2) If you are waiting outside of Royce Hall to go in there isn't easy access to the bathroom. You have to walk across the grassy area to the the library area so pee before you go :) 3) The event we were at did offer a snack bar option outside for those waiting in line. Sandwiches, Chips, drinks, etc. read more

This review is from the perspective of attending a Los Angeles Ballet performance of Swan Lake. We were fortunate enough to snagged front row seats. Venue may seem small but it does have an intimate feel. Lights and sound were perfect. Performers were absolutely fantastic. Staff are extremely helpful. Theater parking is located in Parking Structure #2, a good five minutes walk. Parking fee is $12 per vehicle...cash only. Royce Hall is a building on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles. Named after Josiah Royce, a California born philosopher who received his bachelor's degree from UC Berkeley in 1875. Like Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center this is a true icon. Distinguished, not only for its beauty and great acoustics, but also for the legendary performers who graced its halls. "I find it odd that people will go to a nice restaurant or to the theater in jeans and T-shirts." --Victoria Beckham read more

Royce Hall - UCLA - Act 2 Dance of the Little Swans - Performing Arts Near Me - Los Angeles, California

It is a big campus, take a while to find the building. Many parking structure on the campus. The parking for the event is $12. Parking lot is close to the building, only a few minutes walk. The building is well maintained. The theater is not too big. The ceiling is gorgeous! read more

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The theater is fine but finding your way there is frustrating and difficult when you enter the grounds from Sunset. No helpful signage and very confusing. read more

(Attended 11/17/11 TH): A hidden gem located on the UCLA campus that more Angelenos should be aware of. I had the pleasure of attending Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds debut in Los Angeles, and UCLA Royce Hall proved to be a near-perfect venue for this co-founder of now defunct British rock band, Oasis. Near-perfect because I feel he could have filled a larger venue, although he did play two shows here. Royce Hall is beautifully situated on the campus of UCLA. While waiting outside on this Thursday glorious evening, a burning sunset blazed itself across the horizon as it began to lay itself down for the night. The facility looks rather large from the outside, but once inside it's an entirely different story. I ate beforehand, as I wasn't sure if there are any food places close by. Next time I'm here, I'll make sure to check that out. After walking up the front steps, you enter the foyer/lobby area, which in this case housed the souvenir table, two makeshift bars, and local radio station KROQ-106.7 sponsor table handing out promotional items. Once the seating area opened up and we filtered in to find out seats, my first impression was "intimate." I believe Royce Hall fits less than 2,000 people and has both a Mezzanine (where I sat) and the Orchestra. I've been here many many years ago for a dance performance and orchestra play, but never for a rock show. My seat in the Mezzanine was perfect! Dead center and the seats are stadium seating, meaning each row of seats were on separate levels so unless you have the Jolly Green Giant sitting in front of you, your view was unobstructed. From the looks of things, there really didn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. Once the show started, the sound was amazing! You were able to hear each instrument and the vocals were clear. I feel Noel Gallagher is a musical genius and anything he does is pure magic, so I may be biased, but I think the venue simply lends itself for shows (regardless of what they are) to be great. The service was fine, I guess. The ushers knew where my seat was, so that's all I really care about. Parking is ample as there is a structure nearby for $11.00 cash; although it looked like they may accept credit cards but I didn't bother to ask. Otherwise, you may be able to find parking on some side streets off-campus, but I'm not exactly sure, so I bit the bullet. Hopefully, my $11.00 goes towards the school. Overall, I love this venue and I don't know why more bands don't play here simply for the intimate feel. Noel has some lovely songs that play great acoustically (such as Talk Tonight, Wonderwall, among others played this night). I look forward to seeing one of my favorite bands play this place for a stripped-down set (Morrissey, Travis, Blur would be on wish list). The drive is a bit of a pain coming from the San Fernando Valley, but I took Beverly Glen instead of the freeway thinking I would avoid traffic...which I think I did. UCLA should be proud for this facility, and I hope they know what they have, so keep it looking good. Unfortunately, they didn't accept my credit card of choice...AMEX! read more

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This university is huge & very beautiful! It's very pleasant but you can get lost if it's your first time visiting. The library is one of the buggiest libraries i e ever seen. You can't miss it bc it's up the work out steps and the building is the one on the right. read more

Coveted Row B Orchestra-Center seats for Los Angeles Ballet's, 11-1-15 performance of "Giselle" were actually too close to catch footwork intricacies. Experienced Barak Marshall's "Monger" http://www.barakmarshall.com/ several years ago, from Orchestra Left, somewhere near the end of the alphabet, without missing a step. Next time I'm thinking, for dance (obviously doesn't matter where you sit for orchestral, spoken word events as the acoustics are unparalleled), the balcony, preferably front row, would be ideal, a good opportunity to use my opera glasses if necessary. Event Parking: $12, $5 handicapped, Lot 4 or Lot 5 http://cap.ucla.edu/directions/ If you opt Lot 4, you'll need an additional 5-minutes (maybe more if you're wearing 6" heels) to navigate Janss Steps, all 87 of them, the original entrance to the university, to make curtain in time. Do peruse the 2015-2016 Performing Arts Season https://cap.ucla.edu/blog/welcome-to-the-2015-2016-season/ and get your culture on! read more

Gorgeous and huge venue! I've been lucky to both attend shows here and be on stage here at Royce Hall! I love Royce Hall! It's located right at the heart of the UCLA campus. The building is beautiful both outside and inside. Outside, the architecture is simply beautiful with it's cream colored pillars and brick walls. Inside the venue is lovely as well. There is no bad seat in the house. The UCLA campus in itself is beautiful but Royce Hall in it self is something special. read more

I work here! I've seen some of the most amazing shows held here. Wonderful acoustics, built in organ in the theatre, and the architectural art. Jaw dropping. The Royce Bar is usually open when there are shows going on. The cookies from Cake Monkey are to die for. My favorite is Lil Merri's. The staff is always willing to help (I've watched a few shows before I worked here, so this is not a biased remark). Normal theatre rules apply here, like no food or drinks inside the theatre. It's also interesting to note that you cant bring alcohol outside of the hall, because their permit ends where the door is. And no smoking, because UCLA is a non smoking campus. Parking is at Lot 5, if you're coming to watch shows, you gotta pay the $20 all day fee. But a little further down, you can park at Lot 4 for $12. To get to Lot 5, you'll have to turn on Sunset and Royce Drive. To Lot 4, turn on Sunset and Westwood Plaza. read more

Royce Hall is a must see if you're ever in the area, along with the campus of UCLA that surrounds it. Coming here to see Noel Gallagher and his High Flying Birds, I sat down seven rows from the front and found my seat rather quickly. Something to note: the venue seems a bit old with the seats being of a yellow-rustic color. Once you get past this, you'll note the architecture, the inspirational quote above, and the decent acoustics for the small venue. Not only did I enjoy the concert, I found a number of other things to be pleasing: -Relatively easy parking and access from Lot 2 (access it from Hilgard) -Ample seat space -Open adjacent courtyards with beverages -Easy access to restrooms -Good view of the stage -Nearby Westwood Village for something to do afterwards -Safe area Here are some cons: -The cost of parking ($10) -Neighboring traffic and access to Westwood via the 405 -The campus seems to be dead in the evenings on most nights Royce Hall is a Los Angeles icon, along with other venues such as the Hollywood Bowl, The Whiskey, and The Palladium. So see for yourself, as I'm sure you'll have something to appreciate. read more

Royce Hall - UCLA - Performing Arts Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Wow. I've only seen a few concerts here but I've really enjoyed them. Parking is located near Royce Hall (a short walk away) and it's only about $10. The UCLA campus is beautiful so the walk is enjoyable. The hall itself is very nice. I wouldn't say it's small but it does have an intimate feel. Of course, some seats are better than others but I really don't think there is a bad seat in the house. I like the bar area. It's usually dimly lit, lots of standing room and a few tables around the walls. Classy. Great date venue. read more

Quite a lovely venue. Attended Antioch University's commencement here and just couldn't have been nicer. Really enjoyed the whole experience. read more

Modeled after the San Ambrosio Church in Milan Italy. The architect believe that only God could create perfection so he carely laid out 52 imperfections for every week of the year. Yes what I just said is true.... That little line takes me back to my UCLA Campus Tour dorky Days. This is a fantastic venue. Superb. I'm not sayin' that cause I bleed Blue and Gold but I'm saying that cause I've been a spectator in the audience and I've performed on Stage as well. 9/10 times if you're lookin' for a symbol of UCLA in a structure or just a picturesque ideal of what UCLA is like then look no further. They have used Royce Hall (Inside and out) as backdrops from movies, concerts, and plays. Culture nights, musical performances, huge events, award shows.... You can get your tickets at CTO (UCLA Central Ticket Office) An amazin' auditorium with a balcony that seats 1800 people overall! read more

I finally got to go to a concert at Royce Hall after spending the crazy three years studying my ass off for my biochemistry classes. This building is a symbol of my beautiful UCLA campus, it shows up in Bruin Card, school website, and basically every where on the internet if you google. The auditorium is huge. We had our seats at the far left from the stage. The view was not too bad at all. I really enjoyed my time attending "Grey's Anatomy: Songs Beneath the Show" at Royce Hall. The cast was down to earth, the music was awesome, and the whole show was super phenomenal. read more

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I don't think working here makes me biased... but it has really become my second home. Since I get to watch practically anything and everything that goes on here, I know the level of quality UCLA Live upholds. I mean, where else can you see Sir Ian McKellen in the buff!? If that doesn't convince you, I don't know what will. There really aren't many bad seats in the house.. and seeing as how it hold 1800 people, that's pretty amazing. There are some obstructed seats here and there (first 4 rows in side right/left aisles on the floor, corner balcony seats on the side of the stage) but unless it's a REALLY popular show and it sells out quickly, you won't be sitting there. My ideal seat locations are at about row G. I'm actually not too big of a fan of the balcony because I like being eye level to the stage, but they're still great seats. The box office staff is usually very accommodating with any problems you have (nope, not biased at all). Royce also provides audio for the hearing impaired.. wheelchair assistance from the parking lot.. and refreshments in the west lobby (coffee, sandwiches, desserts). For the bigger shows, you can often times catch celebs in the audience like James Franco, Tom Hanks, Denzel, Keanu, Laurence Fishbourne, Orlando, Debra Messing and Jamie Lee Curtis to name a few. And if you get here early enough, you can take a nice stroll around our beauuutiful campus and possibly catch a sunset from the top of Janss steps. Perfect evening for dates, GUYS. [hint hint] read more

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Overall, it's a good sized venue with various types of performances ranging from a concerts to Q&A's. The asymmetrical exterior of the building is beautiful. The theater is simple, classic, and elegant inside. This was a great venue when I saw A Conversation with Tom Cruise, Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, The Nutcracker, and King Lear. Tickets prices for Royce Hall are reasonable and depend on who's performing. I loved the discounts and special ticket prices when I was a UCLA student. I once sat in the obstructed view section in the balcony. It is not good for a play or any type of performance that utilizes the entire stage since you don't see everything. If you sit in the right or left balcony sections, then expect to have your head turned at an angle since you are sitting against the wall. read more

Not only is Royce Hall built for dance and theater, it is certainly a fantastic venue for classical music as well - meaning that the acoustics are perfect enough that no mic is needed. J took me to see Yo-Yo Ma, who was the solo guest with the LA Chamber Orchestra. They performed: * Fauré - Elegy * Golijov - Azul (West Coast premiere) * Beethoven - Symphony No. 7 in A major Michael Ward-Bergeman performed Azul on his hyper-accordion (amped and modified) You could see all of Yo-Yo Ma's facial expressions as he tugged his bow across the strings of his cello while sitting in the orchestra section. What a virtuoso. Golijov is still alive and he and Yo-Yo Ma received a full five-minute standing ovation. i am not exaggerating. my hands hurt after keeping up with everyone else. The acoustics in Royce Hall is so keen that every little triangle twinkle or woosh from a flexible plastic wind maker can be heard. Parking at Royce Hall is relatively easy. Enter on Royce Drive from Sunset Blvd and follow the signs. it's $9. Getting out isn't too much of a pain but you might want to leave sooner rather than later after the last bow. read more

Royce Hall - UCLA - World premiere screening of Beer Wars, and live panel discussion w/ Ben Stein and Anat Baron afterwards - Performing Arts Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Royce Hall is a very beautiful and comfortable midsize place to see a show. I came here for post secret and Frank warren the other week. I've also been here for a Boz Skaggs concert. Sometimes before the show you can see a special exhibit of art or something pertaining to the show. Sometimes they will even have a poetry reading as well. I also like that they open up the hall and the patio area so that you could mingle and relax before the show. The seats are comfortable the ceiling is beautiful and the sound is great. read more

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This is a solid and beautiful venue. Very few bad seats. Acoustics are great. Seats are comfortable. Design and architecture is lovely. Parking - Structure 2 $12 Getting to it can be a bit of nightmare so figure it out prior to venturing out. It is closer to Hilgard / East side. I suggest avoiding going through University from Gayle/ West side. It is a pain to cut through. read more

My friend and I came here Tuesday night to see BARRY MANILOW! Yeah...I'm a die hard fan...and I'm not ashamed to admit it!!! So anyways I've never been here before but luckily my friend actually works for UCLA so she knows her way around...which is a really good thing because I'm not sure that I could have found this place on my own! The building is really beautiful and any seat in there is good (except for some on the side). This night was especially fun because Jason Alexander (from Seinfeld) was hosting this event as it was a benefit concert for a theater group that he is in charge of. Barry (yes I'm on a first name basis with him) did a " Q & A" session in the middle of the concert which was a lot of fun! We had a BLAST! And I would love to come here again to watch a performance even if it's not Barry Manilow :o) read more

This review is from the perspective of attending a LA Ballet performance of The Nutcracker. I had the pleasure of taking my wife to this marvelous venue to attend the ballet. I had been here before for academic related events, and was a little skeptical as to how it would measure up as a stage for the ballet. We were fortunate to have excellent (near front row seating) but I could imagine based upon what I saw that there really isn't a bad seat in the house. The stage really captured the essence of the ballet and provided for an additional element of intrigue beyond the phenomenal talent of the performers. Only downside is the parking situation, but for any university building events this is usually an issue and not poorly reflective on the venue itself. Would definitely recommend and we will be back for sure. read more

Royce is iconic, so there's four stars to begin with. In addition to that, the lights and the sound system are fantastic. Combine the old fashioned elegance with modern awesome and you get Royce Hall. Do come. read more

Royce Hall - UCLA - Performing Arts Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The Boz Scaggs Concert was excellent. Wow does he still have it together. I really enjoy the acoustics at Royce Hall. The grounds at in this area of UCLA are great. Simply a great event and venue. read more

This venue was kind of old school - all plush folding seats both on the floor and in balconies. I went here to see They Might Be Giants and people rushed the stage at the urging of the band. So if you are seeing that kind of concert here, maybe no point in getting front row seats. They did not allow drinking in the theatre, but they did sell beer in the lobby. A sign would be nice explaining no drinking in the theatre. I wouldn't have bought the beer if I knew I had to chug in the lobby or miss the start of the show. They ran out of the good beer quick so we ended up with Bud Light. (BTW, I saw Arthur from the Tick (aka David Burke) sneaking a bottle of beer into the venue by wrapping a magazine around it. Classic!) The setup was informal. Will call was at a folding table outside. Acoustics were good but not my favorite venue. It's alright. read more

Beautiful, gorgeous venue with a bit of history. Seen two shows here, once in the very front center (2nd row) & once closer to the back. Don't think there is a bad seat in the house (wellllllll, I haven't been sequestered to the side seating yet). The acoustics are good, and the staff is really friendly. Typical annoying university parking. To save a few bucks, you can try to find parking near the apartments in Westwood area but be prepared to wear comfy shoes for a good walk. read more