Attended the Fringe show on a Sunday afternoon. Free parking on Sunday so yayyy. The show features…read more4 different scenes of every day life and reality tough issues that I appreciate in this sensitive we have these days. The actors transition between different roles, it was nice to enjoy the believable characters. Small intimate theater. Few props on stage, an entertaining show.

Cute little black box theater just above Sunset Blvd, around the corner from Guitar Center…read more Everyone was friendly, and we were able to find street parking!

I want to see a really cool play and I have to be honest. That is a very nice place. The seating is…read morereally comfortable. The people that work there were just for lack of a better word beautiful in every way very nice. Very kind. Just amazing.. From what I understand, this theater has been here for a very long time and the way they have it set up in an hour formation really gives you an excellent view from any seat. If you get a chance to go to this theater for any play or performance, definitely jump on it you will have a good time..

I've driven by Greenway Court Theatre hundreds of times, but I never noticed it until I went to The…read moreMinimalists' Sunday Symposium. There's a tight space outside where they served complimentary coffee. Inside, the lobby is cozy and homey. The stage itself was perfect for this event, and every seat has a great view. The acoustics were wonderful for the sound bath that kicked off the gathering as well as the talk that followed. Restrooms are small but clean. Street parking can be tricky. Read all the signs. Many spots are only for two hours. Loved the intimacy of this place!

Love this little theater, it's always been worth the long drive up from Orange County to see the…read moreprofessional shows they produce. My favorite will always be "Harold and Maude" and I can't wait for "The Creative Savage" which also looks like a lot of fun to start off the New Year. If you are a theater goer, you will really love what you see here!

We go with friends to see plays and decided to go see Agatha Christie's Murder After Hours last…read morenight. This a 90+ seat theater with general admission seating and we got there about 40 minutes before showtime and had to wait about 15 minutes or so before they opened up seating and we got second row center, which was great. They do sell candy and some drinks and more in the lobby, and many ordered something before the show. We weren't sure what to expect, but we all agreed the play was excellent and the actors very, very good. The cast had 12 people, all of whom were really, really good. The ladies in our group loved Roslyn Cohen, who played Greta and was just so funny with her expressions and more, but we all enjoyed the cast. We had been here once before long ago and will certainly come back to see another if it looks like a fun play. Two things to note: there is parking available on the side of the theater and there's one bathroom downstairs and two up the stairs.

I arrived at Hyperion and Fountain and found myself lost. I was looking for a sign that said The…read moreCavern Theatre Club and thankfully my friend and I saw the sign for "The Golden Gays" - a play which, unlike, Shauna D., I loved - but yes, on to the theater. Being an LA girl and then abandoning it at the cost of new jobs and new opportunities, I surprisingly a bit lost and unfamiliar with the area. Since we were looking for this gay-themed performance, my assumption had to be the bright colored pink building. Yes, valet parking is available for a few dollars, but if I had read Shauna D.'s review, I would have preferred to park in the street. The entrance was confusing, as there were three doors when we parked our car at the valet. We had to ask, "Which way inside?" Our options were the backstage entrance, kitchen, or restaurant. Uh, restaurant. The venue itself is quite small. Lighting is poor, but the sound acoustics is fine. Cushions on wooden chairs were helpful for the cramped seating. Small round tables were available on each row to place your drinks (regardless of the sign that says no drink or food permitted in the theatre). Although I did not have a sip of a cocktail, I heard a few complaints about the drinks and saw a few untouched beverages left on the tables. I overheard one girl ask for a chocolate martini and the bartender did not understand the request. Hmmm... Although the introducing comedian joked about how, in case of emergency, we exit the way we came in, I did wonder whether there were more emergency exits in this cramped theater beneath a Mexican food restaurant. Oh, and the venue is not wheelchair friendly either. It was a decent venue for such a small play. Well ventilated, seated up to 50 people, a full house.

Check out the Cavern Club quick! There is still time to see the Mitchell Santorium Cabaret. They…read moreare doing an amazing mashup show of Rocky Horror, Shock Treatment and Hedwig and the Angry Inch. This strong cast is wonderful and Dr. Frankenfurter is amazing. They really belt out each number and are clearly giving this their all. Jennifer Day's choreography is superb and works really well for this small venue. This show has three performances left here. Hopefully we will see more! Don't miss out get your tickets now. I never would have found the Cavern Club if it were not for this show. The club is located under the hot pink Casita del Campo restaurant. Highly recommend the Cavern Club.

This is my second time enjoying a show at EWP and I am very much impressed as always. And both time…read morewere mean to support my friend David's play: The Paranormal Brothers and Paranormal Inside. First of all, happy 60th birthday EWP!!! This is such a milestone and I am so happy to see this fact. Always feel so welcomed and comfortable coming here, staffs are so nice and helpful. Parking is limited but it depends on the time of the day. I really appreciate the inner decoration and how the stage is set up for the show. Seats are fairly comfortable in general, the lighting and sounds are perfectly playing along with the plots. I determine to bring more friends next time to join me with EWP. It will be a lifetime highlight for sure.

Support Asian spots! East West Players is an asian american theater in little tokyo. Haven't been…read morehere before so I wasn't sure what I was expecting. For this review, it's for Cambodian Rock Band Upon entering, they will check your ticket and you can buy merch downstairs. Check out the spotlights of different asian actors and memorabilia. Note that they do not sell food and drinks, so they get their proceeds from ticket sales and donations! As you walk upstairs to your seating, you will see more pictures along the wall. Great to take some time to look at everything (but of course don't hold up traffic since people may be heading to their seats). The interior isn't grandest and the seating is wearing down, but this is why the theater will need our support! Overall, I thought it was a great experience, esp to see someone like me reflected on stage

Rogue Machine Theatre is a Los Angeles-based non-profit theater company known for developing and…read moreproducing new and contemporary plays, often introducing works new to Southern California, located off of Melrose. Great space. Not a bad seat in the room.

Consistently Spectacular plays and performances. They serve refreshments that can be taken in to…read morethe theater. The volunteer staff (including me ) are friendly, helpful and fun. Support local community theater‼

Just popping in to say I am glad to see this place is still alive and not torn down. In the early…read more90's this was a super sketchy porn show venue that I occasionally had to walk through to get to the Gaslight bar that is behind it. Super skeevy. The Gaslight was the best, saw so many great shows there and it was just a perfect dive bar hang. Anyway, long live the Ivar!

We saw two shows here recently... there is a lot of history in this theatre and - well a lot of…read morethings that are just old. The "velvet" curtains are torn in places and in serious need of a cleaning. During our second show, not one but TWO armrests on seats in my row fell off during the middle of the performance. I am not making that up. And they are the clunky wooden armrests so when they hit the floor, they are noisy. Oddly enough, the backstage area is sort of updated. It's actually a bit modern and sort of comfy (if not a little chilly due to the doors being opened and closed so much). Elvis performed here. So apparently did the Beatles. And now I guess you can rent it for your performance or show. But it needs a serious renovation inside. The shape the interior is in just doesn't do justice to the historical nature of this once proud venue.

We're here for the West End Production of Phoebe Waller Bridge's one woman show titled FLEABAG!…read moreProjected into a Cinema screen at James Bridges Theater; a 276 seat theater in Melnitz Hall UCLA campus.... Tickets were $25 each Phoebe's TV series FLEABAG on Amazon Prime is based on this one woman show... And much of her recent success; including being cast alongside Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones is attributed to her bold and VERY personal take of her Brit life experience in this "balls out" one woman play... https://www.ntlive.com Mind you Fleabag the one woman show is much raunchier than the Amazon series; so be forewarned it's not a normal day at the Theater lol

LATW is for LA theater lovers!…read more Their live radio-show-like productions feature top-notch talent including Alfred Molina and Stephen Weber. I recently saw the Charles Busch in his classic camp "Die Mommy Die," and Jonathan Cake and Sarah Drew in "Pressure," both superb. The shows are not staged plays, but readings, with the actors at microphones, recording audio for later broadcasts. Because the actors and direction are always so fine, it's an entertaining show. LATW also hosts NTLive, the National Theater of London's recorded plays. Nobody does theater better than the National Theater, and nobody makes videos of plays better, either. The results are that you can literally see the best theater in the world, right at the UCLA James Bridges theater for around $25. Recently saw Fleabag (brilliant), and the Lehman Trilogy (one of the best plays you'll ever see). Just buy your tickets early as they sell out! LATW is a fantastic resource for theater lovers in LA!