The Montalbán Theater is a great venue on northern part of Hollywood offering niche and diverse…read morestage performances. Being Hollywood, commuting and dodging traffic to the theater is tiresome! Luckily, there is a venue parking adjacent so saved time to not circling the block. The interior carries a nice charm from golden years and seating are tight (less legroom). We can to support a traveling show - - and bring a HUGE Star Wars fan and dark humor -- this brusque prodigy of current events hits my funny vibes to the core! Thank you to The Montalbán theater for supporting small productions companies and up and coming artists!!

We have watched 2 great shows at The Montalban. Love the small, intimate, but full of character…read moretheatre. Staff is always friendly and extremely helpful. Love the themed drinks at the second floor bar. We saw The Empire Strips Back and now Batette Follies of 1939. Great view from any seat in the small theater. It's an old theater and as expected the seats are a little worn and not the most comfy but that doesn't stop you from enjoying the performances. A large, multi-level parking garage is available next door. Very convenient since we all know how hectic finding parking in LA can be.

Lovely theater with a coffee shop up front. We came in to watch a production of The Last Five…read moreYears. The show itself was wonderful. The theater was clean seats were comfortable and the little cafe upfront was okay.

Did not come to the theater late or else they will give your seats away. That's what happened to…read moreme. I arrived a little bit over 10 minutes late due to traffic and I did not see anyone at the front. Someone had to go find the person that worked at the box office to come and she said that they over sold the ticket to the event. At first, she said that they waited 10 minutes then she changed it to seven minutes. Thought they waited for me to check in then they gave up my seat. I pay for the ticket ahead of time so I lost out on money because the theater made a mistake of overselling. I asked her if there's a way of getting a refund and she said that I can try but most likely not. At all cost avoid this theater because they will sell your seats away, even if you paid for them already.

Great crowd great people the owner is absolutely fantastic…read moreWould recommend anyone for open mics

Five bucks for so many jokes, vibes and "chucks"... Chuckles that is…read more Divey but lively in North Hollywood, California just east/right of the 170 Fwy and on the borders of both Valley Village and Valley Glen in a 7-Eleven shopping center you'd notice before you notice this dim lit shop of hahaha's. Popped into this shoebox theater to see some stellar local comedians and support a friend of a friend doing a set here and was pleasantly hahaha. Tickets are only $5 and include a beverage of choice in the non-alcoholic and/or craft brew family... LA Croix and Hard Kombucha... Could this be anymore LA? Don't answer that because it couldn't lol even down to the limited parking in the area. Street is recommended to avoid any towage and there is some of that especially if you arrive early. Usually only room for three chairs to a row on both sides of the theater so if you bring a friend or two you can most likely sit together as my roommate, his girlfriend and I did. Everyone was really friendly, fun and the Tarzana Boys who headlined did a great job as the MCs. There is a restroom in the backroom for before and after shows. The acoustics are pretty solid being a 25 to 30 person space. Definitely will come back and support. Solid spot for a date or just get out of the house night.

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.

This review is specific for the cabaret show hosted by Club Bahia. For the review on the club…read moreitself, check its dedicated business Yelp page. I don't know if I went to the show with too high of an expectation, but the truth is, I didn't walk away being fully blown away. I was adequately entertained, but not at the level that I came to expect from cabaret or burlesque shows in general. It's probably important to preface that I am more accustomed to seeing big production versions of shows in the same vein, such as Zumanity, in Las Vegas setting. And while I do realize entertainment of that caliber is in a different ballpark altogether, it's difficult not to compare. Billed as a homage to Tarantino films, which I know just (barely) enough to appreciate the many reference of the show, Tarantina is still a very grounded cabaret show at heart, and only superficially dipped in the Tarantino universe icing. If you're expecting it to be a movie celebration extravaganza, which I kinda did, you may be a little bit disappointed. If you're just there for a good time, to observe some talented ladies (and one token well-toned, constantly shirtless dude) perform, while you sit back and relax with a drink, this show delivers enough. The ticket price was... eh. VIP was too expensive, I wouldn't recommend anyone getting it. The GA, at $39 or so per person, including fees and all that, was a bit on the high side still, imho. I don't want to take anything away from the performers of the show, for I know all of them are disciplined artists that probably trained for their crafts with much time and dedication; nonetheless, I've just seen better, and some of them really failed to impress audience like me. Once you've seen the same tricks, but done arguably better, you'll probably feel the same. Not to be a total Debbie Downer, I do want to emphasize, there were definitely moments that I much appreciated: the MC was positively well cast. She was entertaining, one of the best parts of the show, and all she did was talk into the microphone... *with undeniable charisma*. The way she introduced each subsequent act, with brief explanation of which Tarantino film it related to, JUST FANTASTIC. I could hear her talk on and on. The one buff dude that was the token eye candy for the ladies and gay dudes, who doubled as prop master, who carried essential equipment on and off stage, was also a blessing. Of the acts that I got to see, (sadly I had to leave early due to work the next day, the show's being shown on a Thursday night and all), some were really good. Some were not so good. I do wanna list out some of the more memorable ones that I thought were worth your undivided attention. There was someone who danced with a python, along with some fire stunts. That screamed prime Britney, and therefore I ate that sh*t up. In fact, any time special flame effects were used, those were quite awesome. The ladies who exposed their perfect... uh... "female form", as the club called it, carried out a tasteful and sexy performance. Visually stunning, it was 1 of more memorable moments. There's a pure dance number, accompanied by "California Dreamin'", that was choreography heaven. It provided glimpses of what a professional dance number should look like. The fan blowing was a nice touch. As some put it, it was like watching "Dancing with the Stars". Finally, the Gogo Yubari number was also top-notched. Side note: if you're looking to see some serious boobage, then please be aware, and I quote from the MC, "this is a cabaret, and not a burlesque show". Frontal nudity is only occasionally featured. Of things that I didn't mention, some were still good. I just can't recall them off the top of my head right now. In contrast, remaining others were ok/mediocre, and a select few were sub-par. Had the pricing been lower, or had every single act been consistently solid, the act would've merited at least 4 stars from me. But right now, I would rate it 3.5 stars, but closer to the rounded 3 stars mark. I do, however, fully acknowledge that I might've missed some really great parts that were shown after my departure. The costume contest after the show, for instance, would've been wonderful to witness since some patrons were rocking some movie-grade wardrobes from the iconic films. (And just quickly circling back to the theme: if the costumes for the show, the decorations, and the routines were more heavily inspired & influenced by the Tarantino films, it would probably have pushed the ratings higher also. But hey, they did get the music/soundtracks right.) Overall, I see a show that has room for improvement, run by a group of individuals that could be showcased more properly with some better directions. But who cares what I think? Plenty of people in the audience were clearly enjoying themselves immensely. So go see for yourself instead. As a fun Thursday night on the town in the greater city of LA, it might just be enough.

I paid for a loveseat back in October and was alone until intermission, then TWO people sat next to…read moreme. A loveseat is for 2 people, not 3. Clearly they did not pay to sit there and I am still peeved about that. I would not pay for a loveseat again since anybody can just sit there if it's empty and nobody will call you out for it. I decided to treat myself and buy a loveseat ($80ish) so that I wouldn't be squished with other people and I just hope that this doesn't happen to anybody else. I kind of regret buying it because of that. The show was entertaining though and the drinks were good. The ambiance is nice.

Founded in the 1960s originally serving as a gathering space for British…read more expatriates of L.A.'s San Fernando Valley and beyond. Eventually opening up to welcome even more as an all-inclusive open to all large club that puts on a variety of events with huge venue space, lavish full bar, greenroom, wreckroom, stage, parking lot, the list goes on. The Mayflower Club is a Non-Profit British-American Social Club in North Hollywood California. It's slightly tucked away across from the Victory Vineland Park and Recreation Center on the intersection of the same name (Victor Blvd/Vineland Ave). My friend Adam has his 50th Film inspired birthday here recently and Gina, Terrel and Dave were nothing short of amazing in helping us get set up the day before as well as helping keep the flow with Liane + Doug (our bartenders for the night of). Mayflower Club has tons of tables, chairs and even some booth space. A few rules to keep things preserved, clear and safe while enjoying yourself. The form to request and event is pretty detailed and the communication is stellar. It was so amazing to see all Adam's and the M.C. work come together for an magical event. Gina our doorperson for a large of the night dressed up as Mia Wallace!! Pulp Fiction realness! Terrel was really kind and subbed in for her and made sure everything was going okay while Dave was tech support via lights and sound. We had two local friends and drag queens perform for us throughout the night Miss Shell Shock (of The Bullet Bar's twice a month weekday drag show) aka Volta Charge and the Official Lil Blu Pill herself Vi'Agra - great music queues via Dave and that spotlight did it's thing. So much fun and an unforgettable night! Thank you so much Mayflower! Looking at their events coming up I'm hoping to make Valley ComicCon at the end of the month as one of their Big Band nights. Check out this social hidden gem stat! Great deals for members as well as non members for concerts, shows and various happenings.

This is a terrific venue. Gina and Terrel were so helpful with advice on setting up the table and…read morechairs. They helped me so much during my milestone 50th birthday party! They went above and beyond. Dave the tech guy in the booth was excellent on making sure the Drag Show and the trivia went smoothly. He also made sure I had sound for the Playlist. Liane and Doug behind the bar were great too. They made sure every received their drink in a timely fashion. All of my guests loved the space. I would definitely host a party there again!

Great sketch comedy by amazing talent in wonderful LA. This is an intimate sketch comedy theatre…read moreexperience accompanied by a masterful band. Nothing is off limits and laughter is served up aplenty ! This theatre has sprouted many SNL and comedy careers and offers a variety of presentations throughout the year. Well worth the $35 ticket. Arrive early for best seats as they are general admission.

The band is awesome but waaaay too loud! It was jarring and I couldn't wait to leave because of it!…read moreThe volume for all the extra sounds was also way too loud. The theater is so small there is no need to be the volume it is at. My friend with me had the same experience. The acts are a crapshoot. I came months ago and i laughed a lot and had a good time. This time i was bored and hardly laughed at all. Kept wondering how these skits made it to the show. Like a lot of other reviews mention, it's fairly cheap, so it's worth the crapshoot on the chance it could be good. But go in with low expectations.