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Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

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135 N Grand Ave Los Angeles CA 90012
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(213) 972-7211
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(213) 972-7211

Business Hours

Status: Open

Sunday
12:00pm-11:59pm
Monday
12:00pm-11:59pm
Tuesday
12:00pm-11:59pm
Wednesday
12:00pm-11:59pm
Thursday
12:00pm-11:59pm
Friday
12:00pm-11:59pm
Saturday
12:00pm-11:59pm

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Since it opened in 1967 the Mark Taper Forum has been honored for its development of new plays and voices for the theatre and for its continuing commitment to serve the broadest possible audience. It has received virtually every theatrical award including the 1977 special Tony Award for theatrical excellence.

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An adventurous theater for its size, this venue has brought to life such productions as 'Angels in America' and 'Children of a Lesser God'. Spearheaded by Gordon Davidson for the past three decades, the theater opened with 'The Devils' in 1967 and has since garnered nearly every Tony award, including the 1977 special Tony for theatrical excellence. The theater regularly attracts big name talent...

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The grand, downtown home of the city's most envied productions and performances.

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Opened in 1964, the stately Dorothy Chandler Pavilion is the flagship venue in what is formally known as the Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County (more commonly called...

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Informative ( great tour guide) spectacular! If you are visiting Downtown LA , GO!
Check schedule. Only given until 2PM.

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Disney Hall offers two things - amazing music in one of the best acustic halls, and extraordinary architecture by Frank Ghery. This building looks good from the distance, but try the side steps to go up - if you are a photographer, this is the...

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We walked to the concert hall from the Grand Central Market. We walked up and around the hall, there are stairs leading to different levels and a lovely roof garden in the back.

Beautiful

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80

If you have the time, I would recommend visiting. However it is placed near enough on it's own. Check out little Japan around the corner.

way cool

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take a tour, walk around outside, go to a concert. this place is really impressive, and for concerts the feel is very cozy and the acoustics are great.

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This spectacular locale hosts year-round entertainment.

Center Theatre Group's lighting rod for truly great American theatre.

Architect Frank Gehry designed it to be one of the world's most acoustically sophisticated concert halls. LA's newest space for music and home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

During this moving and motivational presentation, author, actor, and playwright Daniel Beaty shares his own personal story and life lessons from his new book, Transforming Pain to Power. Daniel shares his journey from growing up with a father who was a heroin addict & dealer and an older brother who was addicted to crack cocaine, to discovering his purpose by watching Dr. King, graduating from...

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Parking: For evening performances, bypass the Music Center garage on Grand Avenue. Take the Hope Street entrance to the Department of Water and Power's parking lot or park at a nearby hotel or restaurant and use the round-trip shuttle.

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For evening performances, bypass the Music Center garage on Grand Avenue. Take the Hope Street entrance to the Department of Water and Power's parking lot or park at a nearby hotel or restaurant and use the round-trip shuttle.

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