Best Performing Arts Theater California: reviews

Its an architectural masterpiece. The design of the building is spectacular. Its a photographers dream to shoot next to it. The inside is wonderful as well...

Great establishment. Took my three-year-old daughter to watch the nutcracker. Plenty of parking in the area, we have to pay for it of course is downtown...

Although this particular events' staff were a bit rude (the ones maintaining order with the seat filler lines), the actual threatre staff were very...

The venue is fantastic. Go see your favorite musical. I bought season tix. Wheelchair accessible, nearby bathrooms. Kind staff, very clean and on time...

UCLA always my dream university and a place to be proud to be associated with. Lovely environment with nice views and fresh air.

42nd Street was a beautiful and fun show! Singing, dancing, costumes, humor.it had it all.

I have been twice. His shows are always so fun and engaging. A good date or family outing. Fun time in a cool little jewel box theater.

Went to see Alvin Ailey Dancers. Employees were kind and helpful. It is very hot with masks so bring water. Concessions are very expensive.

It is a very nice theater and has a wonderful sound system. The only issue is parking. It takes a while to get there

The Garden AMP is the place to be for all future concerts/shows/special events and festivals.hands down to Out Da House Raw Kulture & Blacklisted

Great venue. Not a bad seat in the house. Sound quality and lighting rival any show house. Best of all plenty of leg room between rows.

It is a great surprie to find such a good place to play badminton. Large court, well lit and ventilation. Friendly staff. It is good for whole family...

What an INCREDIBLE show. I couldn’t look away from the stage I was so entranced. Go to this show and bring everyone you know. “Dear San Francisco” is a love...

The Frida Cinema is a great spot right in the heart of old town Santa Ana. Two theaters and a great selection of newer and classic film. The staff is friendly...

Playhouse with 2 different stages inside. Came here on a Sunday at 7pm to see Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf and had a fantastic experience. There’s...

Wheelchair access, although it can be hard to get in between chairs. Small elevator to lower level. Good sound. Symphony very nice.

Thought provoking with new features monthly, definitely a place where every visit is different.

Great venue. Limited access via elevator. Doozy fast food/lunch trucks out front not consistent with clean, beautiful building.

An iconic historic west coast theater! Beautiful and relevant to American history.

Saw the Christmas Carol 2022, now an annual tradition. Still as good as ever and the cast was so great! Lots of fun.