The Entertainment Capital of the World, Los Angeles boasts many theaters, playhouses and performance and concert venues - from the Hollywood Bowl to Pantages Theatre. Enjoy exciting live theater, daring performing arts, plays and concerts at the wonderful theaters in Los Angeles, California.
Pantages Theater6233 Hollywood Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90028
With a long history of stage and screen, Pantages Theater has aroused audiences for half a century. Pantages Theater is one of Los Angeles' leading homes of legitimate live theatre, presenting popular Broadway shows and musicals like Wicked, Rock of Ages and Come Fly Away, and is a favorite venue for TV shows, movies and music videos. Geffen Playhouse10886 Le Conte Ave Los Angeles, CA 310-208-5454
The Geffen Playhouse is affiliated with the University of California, embarked upon a $17 million remodel to upgrade the facility to a renowned theatre providing world-class Los Angeles shows in a beautiful venue. Actors like Brendan Fraser and Annette Bening have graced the Geffen Playhouse stage. Hollywood Bowl2301 North Highland Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90068-2742 (323) 436-2827
The Hollywood Bowl is a famous Los Angeles landmark as well as the official summer home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. The Hollywood Bowl is one of the largest outdoor amphitheatres in the word, with seating for up to 18,000 patrons. The Bowl was first opened in 1922 and has seen performances by the Beatles, Ella Fitzgerald and Pavarotti to name just a few. Actor's Gang Theatre6209 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 323-465-0566
Co-founded by Tim Robbins, the Actor's Gang Theatre is one of the most enduring not-for-profit Los Angeles performing arts organizations. The Gang creates daring reinterpretations of the classics while developing new Los Angeles entertainment that address the world today. Ahmanson Theatre135 N. Grand Ave Los Angeles, CA 213-972-7211
Part of the Los Angeles Center Theatre Group, along with the Mark Taper Forum, the Ahmanson Theatre is a 2,000-seat marble complex in downtown Los Angeles that shows exciting productions like Phantom of the Opera and Amadeus.
El Capitan Theatre6838 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 323-467-7674
Hollywood's first home for "Spoken Drama" and the Los Angeles theatre to premier Orson Welles' Citizen Kane in 1941, the El Capitan now showcases mostly Disney premiers. The El Capitan Theatre is one of three themed Los Angeles theatres capturing the exotic East-Indian-style feel. The Greek Theatre2700 N. Vermont Ave Los Angeles, CA 323-665-1927
Molded into a canyon in Griffith Park, the open-air Los Angeles theater shows live music under the stars against a backdrop of desert-green trees. Catch performing arts, musicals and concerts at the beautiful Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.
