This was my first time visiting Largo. The process of checking in and getting your seating assignment at will call then coming back when doors open was a pretty easy process. Once you enter, there are a few spaces to hangout before the show. The vibe was very eclectic - like I wouldn't be surprised if they had a tarot card reader in some dark corner (they didn't btw haha). There were a couple of cash bars set up. Everyone working at the venue was pleasant. The theatre itself was intimate in size. It was simple yet classic. They gave plenty of verbal countdowns to showtime. They have a strict no photos, videos, electronics use policy in the theatre during the show which was fine by me. I did drive up from San Diego solo to see Rory Scovel. He put on a great set! The vibe was great here. I met a bunch of cool people before the show. Definitely recommend getting a show in here. read more

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Love Largo! I discovered this place years ago when Judd Apatow recommended it in an interview. A lot of comedians come here to test out new material and it's an overall chill, vibey experience. If you like authentic, down to earth fun, this is your place. The inside is like old theater seating. Seating is usually first come first serve, so I recommend getting there early. I was front and center tonight and I couldn't believe it - very rarely are you that close to performers of any kind. Today was my second time being here. The first time I saw Judd Apatow and David Spade and friends - although I love them, Judd was going for a very laid back approach reading off of his iPad lol. Today I saw Vanessa Bayer, Kyle Mooney, and Jenny Lewis was her surprise guest! The show was so funny and Jenny's guitar playing and singing were angelic. There's a lot of food places in walking distance so you can grab your ticket and eat dinner before the show. Highly recommend going if you're on the fence! Try it! read more

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Spacious venue with eclectic vibe. We saw Sarah Silverman and friends ... trying out new material. Then Margaret Cho, who killed it! And only $50, which is nuts. Parking next door is $20 cash (+ tip). The main theater resembles a public elementary school auditorium complete with cloth covered fold down seats. Some pointers ... get there early and get your tickets, then go eat somewhere else and come back. The place is cash only. They do serve coffee, which was as thick as tar. read more

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This is my favorite comedy venue in LA. Seeing a show at Largo is a must-do event when in Los Angeles. The shows here are so intimate because there is such a strong mutual admiration between the acts and the crowd so that the acts feel comfortable in workshopping new material. I have seen so many comedians new specials be performed in draft form at Largo, including Anthony Jeselnik, Atsuko Okatsuka, and Brett Goldstein to name a few. The special guests that sometimes come out are truly special, including Kevin Nealon, Kumail Nanjiani, Ali Wong, and my all-time fave Conan O'Brien. Make sure to buy your ticket online way in advance since most shows sell-out. Then come early to get your seating assignment (and don't lose that piece of paper!) and then hang out in the area until the show--I often go to the Largo bar or the Roger Room next door. Definitely come check out Largo! read more

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If you have an opportunity to see anyone perform at this venue, please go. It's intimate and a really nice theatre vibe. Make sure you bring cash for the bar and valet service. No credit cards or debit cards. They do have an atm but if you want to avoid the fees bring cash. No food at this venue. read more

We just went to see The Golden Girlz stage show and what a treat it was. If you grew up in the 80's and a fan of this classic TV show, this is a must to see! This awesome drag reenactment of this awesome show is hilarious. The whole audience was enthusiastic, jolly and sang along to the opening theme song. During the wardrobe changes they even played classic 80's commercials! Nostalgic. The actors were hilarious and even broke the 4th wall from time to time to acknowledge a faux pas, the audience acknowledgment or make a comment. So great. The venue is quaint with such an eclectic aesthetic. A great location with many eating options just walking distance away. A must-visit! You won't be disappointed. read more

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STEPH JUDGEMENT: Great intimate venue to catch some surprisingly big acts. We came to see Mike Birbiglia and John Mulaney opened up for him, much to our delighted surprise. The theater is old and worn around the edges, and the seats weren't the best, but it had a fun community energy that we appreciated. Concessions were reasonable and the courtyard was a pleasant place to hang out before the show. read more

Basically, you can spend about $50 ($35 and a non-ticketmaster venue service charge) to see a show from a Hollywood guy accompanied by their friends for a laugh. Typically, the friends are the wildcard since you may get an A lister that may be bigger than the host, an unknown who may be a future legacy, or neither but still have a good time. The venue's pretty intimate but at least you still have a good view even at the back. The place is pretty retro and it shows with its decor but it's well maintained. Also, I'm not sure what it's like for the ladies. But my guy PSA is that there's one bathroom and it's a urinal and a toilet setup. Drinks are standard fare and it's not uncommon for audience members to get a cup of water and coffee during shows. You can park at the nearby structure but it's not hard to get a free spot near the residentials. read more

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One of my favorite venues. It's small with good vibes and the staff is fantastic! Most recently I arrived with a leg injury. The staff assigning seats made sure I got an aisle seat where my leg would be comfortable. Then the valet team made sure that I wasn't standing too long while I waited. There are plenty of great places to eat nearby after you get your ticket assignment. And the actual shows are great. We saw Kate Berlant & Friends most recently but every show we've been to has been a great time. read more

Went to see Patton Oswald and friends on a Sunday night in August. Got street parking, and only had to pay for an hour since meters stop at 8 on this street. There was also a valeted lot immediately next door for $20. We entered and got our will call tickets without issue- we were issued seats when we checked in with will call. The space is beautiful and comfortable. There's also not a bad seat in the house since it's so small. Really enjoyed ourselves! read more

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Re parking - you can park in the Beverly Center garage 2nd floor off of La Cienega and walk to Largo. It's only $6-$8 for the show. The escalators close after 8p but you can walk up the ramp. No overnight parking but open late. read more

Last night, I fell in love with Largo at the Coronet. I went for a Tig Notaro show who killed and she had a surprise opener - Ellen DeGeneres. I've seen all the top comedians and this lady is the GOAT. She had me in tears and she's soooo 'not nice' ~ jk. She was amazing!!!! I love the way the Largo operates so much, with so much organization and running on time, I went home and signed up for their email list. I'm a huge comedy fan and this is now a preferred location for me to see my funny people. They have their own parking garage which is $20 but you must be out within 20-30 minutes post show, so keep that in mind when parking. YOU NEED BE ON TIME HERE, and I love that. No phones, no late people, no cars in garage 30 minutes post show - a lot of rules but I like them all. This is such a small venue and it feels so intimate. I was in the front row last night and felt so hashtag blessed. It was like I was a part of the conversation. I'm Cali sober and they had ginger ale for $3, no sprite. You grab drinks (including alcohol) at a little side bar inside the main doors. The Largo has so much character with great decor, and that pulls through to the tiny bar at the venue, too. BEST NIGHT of 2024 FOR ME!!!!! read more

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Good venue, horrible parking. $20 per paid valet only that closes immediately after the show. Makes dinner or anything after the show impossible and I her is almost no available str et parking after 6p in the area. read more

We had a great time, but if I had to do it all over again I'd stick to the Improv or the Laugh Factory. It's just an odd seating arrangement for a comedy show. It's like an old high school auditorium as opposed to spread out tables where you can get a lot of crowd work going. Sitting front row we had a blast but to get those tix we had to be there 2 hours before the show and wait in line read more

One of the coolest places in the neighborhood. Great vibe and great shows. Only downside is the seats are old & uncomfortable but that's an old man complaint. read more

A true gem in WeHo for a theatre style comedy or music show. The Largo team is top notch, everyone from will call, to parking, the bar, the DJ, all the awesome theatre crew, and Michael - just so much positivity here. It's a great laid back non pretentious space. Love supporting this art community. Thanks Largo for bringing us the best comics and fantastic musicians, you're one the of the best things about LA. read more

Fun little venue right by the Beverly Center that does a lot of comedy shows. I think they might do music shows too but I'm not too sure. I've only been here once. I came here to attend a live show of Paul Scheer's 'How Did This Get Made?' The movie for this show was Hypnotic with Ben Affleck haha. Such a great time and of course Paul Scheer, June Diane Raphael, and Jason Mantzoukas were all so great. I've listened to the podcast for a while now - I love movies and watched a lot of bad ones, so I love the show. This was the first time I've actually got to go in and watch it in person. I guess my only gripe is that because the theater is pretty old the seating is pretty tight. I'm not a really large person, but I felt pretty cramped the entire time. I had to cross my arms the entire time and still felt like I was right up against the people on my left and right. Plus towards the end of the show (almost two hours) it was getting a little warm and stuffy in the room. The folks that were handing out my ticket at will call were super friendly. I'm not sure they serve food here but I know they have a bar. We left and got dinner and came back for the show so didn't partake in any of the food and beverages here. read more

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I went to an Improvised Shakespeare Company show at the Largo at the Coronet last month. It was the world premiere and final performance of a wild Shakespearean play called "Pyramids and Frisbees," put on by a troupe of five incredibly talented improv actors. They're based in Chicago, but they come through L.A. often, and the Largo is their regular stop. Parking was a little annoying in that central L.A. way, where the homeowners on every residential block in a vibrant neighborhood restrict parking like they own the actual city streets. Still, we managed to find a spot and join the excited crowd outside the theater before doors opened for the show. Once we got inside, there was a little courtyard and some kind of bar situation, but I spent the entire pre-show window waiting in line for the too small, not especially nice bathroom. Our seats weren't amazing, but the theater was small enough that it didn't really matter. The chairs were old and threadbare, not the most comfortable, but the venue was intimate and welcoming, with a sort of worn, living room charm. The show was fantastic, brilliant and funny with the shaggy spontaneity of improv. The Largo was a great venue for it, and I'll bet it would be equally suited to any kind of comedy or variety show (I'd been before for Literary Death Match). I look forward to my next visit, maybe for another never-to-be-repeated Bard-inspired romp. read more

I can't believe I lived in LA for 3 years and never once made it to this theater. It's incredible. It has a neat retro-theater vibe. The theater is the perfect size for smaller, more intimate feeling shows. I think they said it fits about 150 people? Not bad. We were seating 4th from the last row and still felt close enough to the stage to enjoy the show. I like how the seats are first come first served so everyone pays the same price at first. It's nice how the box office opens an hour and a half before showtime so you can get your tickets and go off to eat dinner before the show. The main lobby is decorated with posters and antiques. The restrooms are limited but they do mention you can exit and return to the show at anytime using the back doors. We saw a recurring imrpov show: Ben Schwartz & Friends. It was my first time seeing a "long-form" improv so that was a neat experience. The actors interviewed a couple before the show and made an entire comedy sketch show on the spot based on the conversation with the couple. It was very well done. I am looking forward to the next show we see at this theater! read more

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Very small (280 seat) venue. Pretty old and not fancy at all but I think it's one of the best places to see a show. Very intimate. They have a little room in front with a bar and small stage. They only serve beer and wine but plenty of places in the area to pregame. Parking is easy in the garage but it's valet only and takes time to get your car afterwards. read more

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**LISTEN TO THEIR WEBSITE'S MASK AND VACCINE POLICY!** They are still abiding by it - asking to check proof of vaccination and wearing masks while inside throughout the entire show. It's a small theater. Like, it's almost smaller than a high school theater. With the fold seats and all! PARKING - for $20, they have a cash only valet parking lot so if you get there early enough, woo! Otherwise, it's street parking for ya. Also for the valet parking, they say you have 20 min after show time to get out of there! Which isn't a problem if you go straight to your car. But if you dilly dally, nah. WILL CALL - it can get a little disoriented because people were taken back by having to show vaccination proof and asking for masks. With that being said, I highly suggest you just get there early to get your seats, especially if you want to sit next to your friends who bought separate tickets. I come here for the Improvised Shakespeare shows and they're great!! Our last show even had Jason Alexander! I was soo happy and surprised! read more

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No bad seat, great acoustics, helpful & very cool employees. I don't know how this place isn't sold out in advance each night.

Great venue for local talent of all kinds. Check their calendar for upcoming shows. Tig Nataro is a local regular and doesn't disappoint. read more

I love this little theatre. No matter where you're seated, it feels very personal and cozy. There is alot of parking in the homes behind the theatre and the location is convenient. Some of the best nights of my life have been in this theatre watching Ben Schwartz and friends and I will be back every single time. read more

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So many good points to mention, the courtyard, the intimate space of the theater itself. But what I want the owners of largo to hear is UPGRADE YOUR SEATS! We were stuffed in like sardines and the cushions are very old too. Reinvest in new seats!!!! It was very uncomfortable to sit through a two hour show, we couldn't stand up fast enough! read more

The largo is such a cool place to go! It's always a great time. From comedy to music and even a bar to chill at.

Love to laugh in a relaxed atmosphere? It's a chill place that feels good to be in. You know you loved it in the 90's. It's still there with night after night amazing entertainers in a relaxed setting, where the focus is not how many drinks they can get you to buy, but how great it is to laugh. read more

This is my second time at the Largo. The show was okay, but I really didn't enjoy the seat. It was sagging and ripped. Tape was all over it to keep it together which was really uncomfortable since I was wearing a skirt and felt it on my bare skin. They have got to spend some money and upgrade the seats. My date's wasn't comfortable nor was my seat the first time I saw a show here. read more

What an unforgettable evening! While visiting Los Angeles, I was determined to have an authentic LA experience -- not just driving around searching for the Playboy Mansion like we did on road trips with my dad! Lucky for me, Fred Armisen had just wrapped up performing at the SNL 50th Anniversary celebration the weekend before! The show was hands down one of the best I've seen in years. The staff was incredibly friendly, and grabbing a drink at the Roger Room next door was the perfect way to soak in the quintessential LA vibe. I highly recommend catching a show at Largo the next time you're in the LA area. It's an experience you won't want to miss! read more

Ambiance here is super cool and fun. The lobby has some lights and seating to wait before theater opens up. Inside the theater is cozy and has a no recording policy which is great. Creates an intentional and intimate space. There is valet here. It was 20$ for the night we went. I believe there was a wine bar as well. They took cash only. There is also street metered parking if you can get there early and find a spot. read more

This place is magic! We arrive there at 6pm got our seat assigned and went out for food and drinks. There's plenty of restaurants and bars nearby. We went back at 7:45 and the show started at 8pm sharp. The acoustic is perfect. We really had a great time! read more

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Such a great venue! The staff is some of the friendliest out there. And there isn't a bad seat in the house read more

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Very impressed with this place. Valet parking is easy and efficient, energized staff, intimate venue... it's perfect. We saw Ellen and it literally felt like a dinner table conversation level of intimacy. I had a great night. I was also impressed with the staff during the show. We had a heckler in the audience at the beginning of the set and she was immediately addressed by a staff member. We are all here to enjoy comedy and laugh. We all need to be respectful of one another! Just all around an awesome place. read more

I so love Largo. The quality of the entertainment is amazing for such a small price. Also, just a cool vibe. Definitely a must when in LA

Great place to see a show (we go to the comedy Fridays). The staff is super nice and the chairs (that are in process of being refurbished) are comfy. The crowd is always ready for fun and it's a good experience every time. read more

Had a great time watching Patton Oswalt and friends. My issue is paying a $10 service charge on top of a $40 ticket. I went through the venue's website to purchase the ticket so there was no third party app or Ticketmaster so why a 25 percent markup? read more

This used to be the Coronet Theater! Mom and I didn't realize Zarna Garg's show (with opener Tehran) was here because she's 83 and doesn't do much east of the 405 unless it's for work and I don't live in LA, just come to visit. We therefore ended up at The Grove. The programming here is top notch. I've known so many bands to play here and at some point they branched out into comedy. I just didn't know this is where it was (I think I confused it with Luna Park for a time.) Parking is $20 and they take only cash, so that's something to plan for if you're not in the habit of carrying cash. The Roger Room, a speakeasy next door with murals that evoke Bemelman's at the Carlyle, is much fun. The night Mom and I went for a drink before the show, everyone drinking at the bar was over 45. I looked on Instagram and sometimes the crowd is young, heavily made up, and scantily clad. The type who goes out expressly to have something to post on "the 'gram." There is no booze booze, just wine for purchase, so if you don't do wine, either stop by the Roger Room beforehand or pregame at home. Age brings perspective. I used to come to this theater as a child, 1980 or 1981, when my friend's mom starred in a play called Jane Heights, a Wuthering Heights /Jane Eyre hybrid. We would come with Roseanna Huffman (RIP) and play backstage. I remember it seeing so glamorous--like a Broadway theater (which at the time I had never visited, an LA-raised girl who didn't set foot in NYC until 17, and who didn't go to her first Broadway play till her late 30s). And I have no recollection of the courtyard with bar to the side. The stage itself seemed so much bigger (because I was so much smaller!). We didn't have time to eat before the show, so walked a block to to Norms, which is stuck in 1980 (music, decor, prices). Mom and I split a tuna melt and onion rings to go. By the time we got home, it was 11:15. So decadent and fun. (I lived in the Bird Streets till 2; my grandma was on 8558 Holloway for years; my parents were on Hamilton, then Larrabee, and had date night at Dan Tana's in the 1960s. So this was a fun trip with Mom down memory lane.) The seats are no worse than the Winter Garden on Broadway. But LA people are used to more leg room, another way in which life is just easier here. P.S. I'm reading that the Grove was INSANE about COVID but we saw Zarna 5/3/23 and there was no vaccine check. No one was wearing a mask. So I guess they got over themselves, albeit too late. Broadway dropped mask mandante 6/30/22. Ahmanson, Taper held on till late fall, 2022. Geffen, too, I think. read more

A great local comedy venue with a wide variety of comedy offerings. My wife and I went here last minute on a Sunday evening when our plans changed and saw that Patton Oswald and Friends was on the schedule. We bought tickets online and drove over. There's a parking garage next to the venue that's about $10-$20 depending on the night but we found easy street parking. It was very quick and easy to pick up tickets at the will call window. The venue isn't large so most seats have a good view of the stage. The seats are comfortable and it's more like an auditorium than a brick wall comedy venue. They have a great variety of shows here. The only downside is the restrooms are a little small. Outside of that this place is fantastic. read more

I came here for the Shakespeare Improv night where they have it once a month. It's beyond brilliant. That evening Patrick Stewart came out of nowhere and started playing Shakespeare Improv. At that moment, the crowd erupted and we all stood up from our chairs. This is a legitimate theater. The space before going outside is a fantastic place to socialize and coupled that with the amazing theater itself and the old fashioned seats, you're ready for an experience. Definitely a night I will not forget. Can't wait to come back :) read more

Largo is a gem of a venue in West Hollywood. Intimate theater with approximately 200 seats. There are no bad seats, but if you come early to be in line for will call, you can score prime seats. 8 pm shows will call opens at 6 pm. Service by all who work here are generally professional and nice. I haven't tried the bar, but most patrons seem to enjoy their drinks. Get on the email list and catch some great stand up acts. Good ticket prices too - forty dollars is a bargain for good stand up. read more