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Hollywood Pantages Theatre

Hollywood Pantages Theatre is a landmark entertainment venue located on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles. The theatre opened in 1930 as part of Alexander Pantages’ national theatre circuit and remains one of the best-preserved examples of Art Deco architecture in the United States. 

Originally used for vaudeville and motion pictures, the Pantages transitioned to hosting major live performances. From 1950 to 1960, it hosted the Academy Awards ceremonies, including the first-ever televised Oscars. 

Today, Hollywood Pantages Theatre presents a wide programme of Broadway productions, concerts and special events. It continues to play a central role in the cultural life of Los Angeles and remains a popular venue for both audiences and performers. 

Street view of the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood, featuring show posters for Memphis, Chicago, and Rock of Ages, with cars parked along the curb.

What is Hollywood Pantages Theatre’s capacity?

The theatre can accommodate up to 2,703 attendees across its orchestra and mezzanine levels.

How can fans get to Hollywood Pantages Theatre?

The venue is near Hollywood/Vine Metro Station and is easily accessible by public transport.

Is Hollywood Pantages Theatre wheelchair accessible?

Accessible seating is available on the orchestra level. There is no elevator to the mezzanine. Accessible restrooms are on the ground floor.

Who has performed at Hollywood Pantages Theatre?

Artists including Sheryl Crow, Prince and Dolly Parton have performed here.