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The theatre’s grand French interior is lavishly appointed and includes a two-story foyer with marble-clad walls. The auditorium features cast plaster detailing, stained-glass rosettes, and two immense chandeliers suspended from the gilded ceiling. The basement lounge is more restrained, with dark-stained wood paneling, a mock fireplace, and a tile floor.

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In 2001, the Orpheum underwent a $3 million renovation that upgraded production capabilities and audience amenities while cleaning and restoring the theatre’s historic elements. The upper floors of the former office building were converted into live/work spaces.

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The Conservancy holds an exceptionally detailed easement on the building that includes the exterior and historic signage, interior features of the loft building’s entrance lobby and upper floor hallways, and interior features and finishes throughout the theatre.

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The Orpheum has been featured in movies like Whiplash, Dreamgirls, and Transformers, and has even hosted major industry events like the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs).

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*information taken from Los Angeles Conservancy

 

Capacity: 2,000+

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To contact the original website, visit The Orpheum Theatre. Fortunately, in our quest for finding information on booking, the website appeared through a Google Search. The website is attractive and easy to navigate. Unify Broadway hopes to build a stronger relationship among the theatres by placing them on a single website for potential renters to sift and shop through.