Orpheum
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Orpheum Theatre

  • Things to do
  • price 3 of 4
  • Downtown Historic Core
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Time Out says

Judy Garland once graced the stage of this landmark, which opened in 1926. Nowadays, it prefers more rock and pop acts such as Ben Harper, Joe Jackson and Neutral Milk Hotel, alongside the occasional comic and film screening. The sound, especially from under the balcony on the main floor, is fine, and the space is wonderfully grand. Unfortunately, the seats have to be the most knee-crunchingly close-set in town, and parking can be a chore (though if you park in the adjacent lot, Two Boots pizza is on your way back to the car).

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Address
842 S Broadway
Los Angeles
Price:
Tickets $30-$100.
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Last Remaining Seats

The L.A. Conservancy offers a delightful summer time machine in the form of classic films, screened inside Downtown’s grand old movie palaces throughout the month of June. This year’s film lineup The Freshman and Roman Holiday at the Orpheum Theatre on June 7, The 39 Steps and The Lady Vanishes at the United Theater on roadway on June 14, and High Noon and Carmen Jones at the Million Dollar Theatre on June 21. Most screenings include a special introduction and a post-film Q&A, and there are also ticket bundles that add in a proper theater tour.
  • Drama

Elvis Costello

One of the most adaptable songwriters of his generation, Elvis Costello has recorded soul, punk, folk, country reggae and pop, in addition to collaborating with legendary songwriters like Paul McCartney and Burt Bacharach. To this day, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee maintains a steady stream of new releases and regular live dates, including this appearance, backed by his band, the Imposters.
  • Rock and indie
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