A restored Beaux-Arts landmark with unmatched character and stunning interiors.
Massive Guest Capacity
Up to 2,852 guests across ballroom and multi-level balconies.
Versatile Layouts
Open-floor ballroom, VIP balconies, rooftop ceremony deck, and customizable staging.
Built for Productions
High ceilings, wide exits, multiple angles — ideal for Film, TV & Commercial shoots.
Where History Meets Modern Experience
A 1914 landmark restored for today’s creators, celebrations, and productions
Originally constructed in 1914, The Theater DTLA began as a 1600-seat auditorium and quickly became a cultural heartbeat of Los Angeles. It hosted the LA Philharmonic’s first season in 1919, housed the West’s largest pipe organ, and welcomed operas, orchestras, jazz shows, and early film pioneers like Charlie Chaplin.
After decades of closure, this architectural icon has been revived as The Theater DTLA—a cinematic, versatile, multi-level venue built for unforgettable events and professional productions.