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    California Theatre of the Performing Arts

    California Theatre of the Performing Arts

    3.4
    (106 reviews)
    26.9 km

    What a lovely theatre. We love classic movie palaces and drove about 90 minutes to see a show here…read more The size is just right... not too big, not too small. The bathrooms were nicer than I expected. I heard they recently did a renovation and I thought expanding the lobby was a great idea. We saw the ballroom area on the second floor and wow, what a cool space that is. I had a few concerns though which I thought negatively affected my experience. During intermission I couldn't figure out why there was such a hold up exiting the theatre. Yes there were a number of older patrons who walked slow or with walkers, but that is totally fine. When I exited the auditorium I saw this HUGE bottle neck of the men's bathroom line, elevator line, people exiting the theatre and people entering the theatre... and to top it all off... they put the refreshment bar right there. OMG... it was so frustrating and such a bottleneck. I'd consider moving the refreshment bar to the main lobby area which seem to be much more spacious and give more room for the auditorium doors. While I thought the bathrooms were unexpectly large and spacious but there were some concerns I had. The line to the men's bathroom went well into the lobby, but the door needed to be handled by every person in line. I think a door stop might help to prop the door open and so not everyone had to touch the door. Every single person (hopefully) is washing their hands - but with a manual on/off lever, it just stalled the sink line. And, it made a mess with everyone's wet hands handling the faucet lever and walking to the paper towel dispenser. I think they could speed up the line and make less congeston by using automatic on/off faucets. This is what the Pantages recently did and it was a game changer. Same goes with the paper towel dispenser. Everyone had to wave their hand to get the towels to dispense. Ugg, it was sooooo slow. I'd much prefer the towel dispensers which would automatically dispense a towel immediately when one is ripped off. And, worst part, with just 2 dispensers in the men's bathroom, there was one that was not working with dead batteries. OMG... that should be a priority to check before opening the house. In many ways this is just inexcusable.

    This place is definitely an old school theater. A lot of character; not too big, very nostalgic…read morefeeling of being back in the day at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle. Classic, and small so expect some delays if you are there for a big show. I went for Ali Siddiq and the doors were to open at a certain time. Things happen. It's still cute!

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    Cast of Prince of Egypt 4/18/26
    Cast of Prince of Egypt 4/18/26
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    Inside
    California Theatre of the Performing Arts

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    Hollywood Pantages Theatre

    Hollywood Pantages Theatre

    4.3
    (2k reviews)
    121.4 km

    Wow, I am amazed when entering The Pantages Theatre because it feels like I'm being transported to…read morea time where theatre is life! Went with a friend to see Alicia Keyes' Hell's Kitchen. As we walked on Hollywood Boulevard one couldn't help but be excited as you see the towering "Pantages" sign on the building! In the box office area there was a step and repeat that was packed with people taking photos. They were taking pictures of Alicia Keyes herself! I snapped a quick photo before the staff rushed us away and encouraged us to go in to get our seats. Inside of the lobby I was in love with the architecture. The sweeping staircases, plush rugs and the intricate detailing on the walls. There's even a merchandise area with friendly and knowledgeable staff. The theatre is grandiose and so lovely. I can feel the creativity and the love for entertainment in the air. The stage was huge and the performances were great! Cannot wait to come back for other shows!

    I like the Pantages - it's a beautiful historic theatre and as a Nederlander property, most of the…read morebig Broadway national tours come through there. The sound in there isn't always great, which is unfortunate. The view is generally good from anywhere! Sound wise, I tend to avoid the upper half of the mezzanine (especially the sides), and under the overhang in the orchestra. For some reason, I tend not to be able to hear clearly what people are saying or singing in those areas. The ushers are helpful in pointing you in the right directions. The bathrooms are clean and the staff members move people through pretty quickly, especially during intermissions. I don't tend to buy drinks at theatres, so I can't comment on that! The merch stand is set up in the lobby and looks well-managed with an efficient flow. Tickets are not cheap at full price (ex. currently up to $200 for a less in-demand show, over $300 for a more in-demand show), but there are ways to get discounts for most shows. I love trying to get 10+ people together and doing group tickets when I can! They have a lower rate. Most shows will also have discounts closer to/during their run, like their Me+3 package. And there's a daily lottery and rush for cheaper tickets too if you have flexibility. The location is a very busy, high traffic part of Hollywood. There are parking lot options around that vary in price, but I like using ParkWhiz to book in advance. I can usually find a lot for $20 or less that way. The Pantages is also right by the Hollywood and Vine metro stop if that is convenient for you. There actually aren't a ton of easy food options around, but there are decent ones. Hollywood Burger & Sandwich Co. across the street is decent and fast and there's also a Shake Shack about a half a block away. If you have time for more of a sit-down meal, Jemma on Vine is great and they do move pretty quickly to serve theatre patrons before shows. Overall, I enjoy going to the Pantages! If the sound was consistently better, I'd give it 5 stars.

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    Theatre Seats
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    Main Entrance Hall
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    The Grove Theatre

    The Grove Theatre

    3.8
    (57 reviews)
    58.9 km

    The Grove is a historical building and I came here to see the production of Disney's High school…read moremusical. I arrived about thirty-five minutes early as I wanted to make sure there was enough time to find parking, retrieve my tickets, and find my seat. It was also my first time visiting this theatre. Ive made my way to will call to pick up ticket. A lady came out with prepaid tickets; I gave her my last name and she found my ticket right away. I didn't get her name but she was personable and kind. She was also very funny as we laughed a bit before I walked away--there was a big crowd of people that formed a queue behind me. Making my way to the entrance; I handed the lady whom was collecting tickets my ticket and she was very kind. They have a concession area for snacks and beverages. The theatre doors weren't opened just yet as showtime wasn't until 7:29pm, but the doors opened promptly at 7pm. I found my seat H-16 center which was nice and close to stage. The clock struck 7:15pm and the seats starting to fill in more with bodies. The production started right away but before it did there was an announcement that cell phones and beepers (yes beepers) had to be turned off--for everyone to sit back and enjoy the show. The show began and immediately it took me back as I remember growing up when the musical was released. I somehow remembered a few of the words to some of songs and found myself lip singing along: "We're all in this together Once we know That we are We're all stars And we see that We're all in this together And it shows When we stand Hand in hand Make our dreams come true" We are all in this together so let's make the best of life! This was truly an amazing show and all the actors and actresses were phenomenal--keep in mind that this show in particular was put on by the youth. I would like to return for an adult production. Nevertheless, it was a nice trip down memory lane. As I was exiting the theatre I found myself chatting with some people including the manager who was such a darling. I do my very best to always be in good spirits and this definitely added to it by sprinkling positivity all around. I left the theatre still lip singing: "Together, together, together everyone Together, we're there for each other every time" (Disney's We're all in this together, high school musical) "Let's do what we love and do a lot of it!" -Marc Jacobs

    It's a very small theatre and the seats are small as well. It's also a neighborhood theatre.. so…read moreyou don't expect much. came to see Disney's Tarzan and I was very impressed with the cast! they were amazing and it was my first time there. I would definitely come again. The only concern would be how hot it gets in the theatre luckily most seats were not taken because it was an afternoon showing so I was able to move to a more comfortable seat and not feel claustrophobic. it was hot in the I.E today and would consider a winter show. I had a great time even with the small snack bar and cheap prices.. also they should carry more craft beer rather then just the typical bud type.

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    Flickering lights--almost show time.
    Flickering lights--almost show time.
    Father of the Bride before curtain call.
    Father of the Bride before curtain call.
    The historic Grove, Upland, CA

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    The historic Grove, Upland, CA
    Pasadena Playhouse

    Pasadena Playhouse

    4.3
    (406 reviews)
    104.3 km

    This was the first time I attended the Pasadena Playhouse. Came here to see Amadeus. I really…read moreenjoyed the venue as well as the play. Loved the historic feel of the playhouse which was very appropriate for the play. We didn't know exactly where to park but found out afterwards that the parking was conveniently located across the street. Will definitely consider coming here again in the future.

    Pasadena Playhouse. Brigadoon. If you're considering…read morespending your hard-earned time and money at the Pasadena Playhouse, do yourself a favor: skip opening night. Wait for the unbiased reviews to trickle in before committing to their latest offerings, because if Brigadoon is the current standard, the bar hasn't just been lowered--it's been buried. Wednesday's opening night was, to put it bluntly, a stinker. We arrived with open minds and tempered expectations; we weren't looking for a Gene Kelly reincarnation or a Broadway-scale miracle. We understand the constraints of regional theater. However, what we witnessed was so profoundly lackluster that it felt less like a professional production and more like a mediocre college workshop. The "Highland" Lowlights: * Atrocious Casting: With the sole exception of Betsy Morgan--who possessed the only singing and dancing chops worthy of the material--the casting was a disaster. * Cultural Caricature: The premise of Brigadoon relies on a town preserved in time to protect its Scottish heritage. Why, then, was this cast like a generic Disney Channel original movie? The "Scottish" culture on display was a cringeworthy caricature reminiscent of a Mike Myers sketch. In a city like Los Angeles, home to thousands of versatile actors, is authenticity really that hard to find? * Anemic Energy: The choreography was limp, and the vocal performances were consistently weak. The sound system was so quiet it felt like a mercy killing; perhaps turning it up would have provided the "punch" the performers so desperately lacked. I cannot remember the last time I saw a professional audience flee after only a few scenes. We endured the first half, but left at intermission. It was simply that unbearable. While the Pasadena Playhouse relies on the generosity of donors to stay afloat, one has to wonder: is there any quality control left? Or is the current mode of operation simply to shovel substandard content at a captive audience? Thank God we aren't trapped in this version of Brigadoon for a hundred years. 45 minutes was more than enough.

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    The Box Office Staff Were Friendly & Efficient!
    The Box Office Staff Were Friendly & Efficient!
    It's a full house for the sold-out opening night for Julia Masli's ha ha ha ha ha ha ha (October 2025)
    It's a full house for the sold-out opening night for Julia Masli's ha ha ha ha ha ha ha (October 2025)
    Selections available for their Wine Wednesday

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    Selections available for their Wine Wednesday
    Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

    Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

    4.4
    (106 reviews)
    90.4 km

    Hello everybody Finally, we visited the Renée and Henry…read moreSegerstrom Concert Hall We attended "Curves in Concert" -- our friends invited us, and it was truly sincere and original We really liked the modern design of the building Everything is very accessible and well organized The seats are very comfortable and the air quality and cooling system are excellent We really enjoyed our visit and will definitely come back! Thank you

    As many of us know, Classical music is not for everyone, unless you have a special type of interest…read moretowards that kind of music. Classical music is something that I grew up with and still enjoy listening to until now. I can name a lot of my favorite composers from back in early 16, 17, 18 hundreds but I'd rather not. I listen to symphony/classical music with a different ear. It is always relaxing, soothing, and calming. Also, let me not forget to mention that I grew up playing the piano very well. That also has something to do with it. The Renée & Henry Segerstrom Hall is the newest addition to the Segerstrom Center for the Arts campus, opening in 2006. I have been to this place 5 times in my life. Each time that I have gone there has been a beautiful experience, top notch, in every way. Great location with so many dining options within walking distance & the Pacific Symphony are glorious, glamorous and amazing to listen to. This hall is GORGEOUS, BEAUTIFUL, & EXTRAORDINARY! It has 4 levels and no matter where you sit, you can see and hear the performance very clearly. The sound system is FANTASTIC!! I have seen/heard Itzhak Perlman, Scandinavian dance performance, couple of Jazz artists like Berry Perkins Bobby Rush, and few others.. On February 7th, a friend of mine invited me to the event "St.Clair Conducts Beethoven & Don Quixote". Tickets started at $33 and up. Our tickets were $108.00 each. I know, pretty steep, but, totally worth it. We were sitting in the orchestra level row U, seats 10 & 11. I can go on and on and on about this wonderful venue, the architecture of the building, but my fingers are now tired, so I will conclude my review by saying that staff are very professional, helpful, ushers will direct/escort you to your seats, parking is $20 and the rest I am leaving it to your own imagination. Pristine, super clean restrooms. Lights off, and enjoy the program:-)!! I wish this place was close to my city/home.

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    Indoor stage
    Indoor stage
    Mariachi Garibaldi
    Mariachi Garibaldi
    Jun 22, 2024

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