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Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

135 N Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 972-7211
musiccenter.org
4 star rating based on 8 reviews

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Box office: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm  
Status: Open (Call business to confirm holiday hours)  
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tel: (213) 972-7211

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An LA institution for over 40 years (The Academy Awards were held here until recently), the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion is the home of the Los Angeles Opera and Dance at the Music Center. The Pavilion offers seating for 3,197, and often plays host to kid-friendly events.
Posted by gocitykids on April 04, 2008

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Opened in 1964, the stately Dorothy Chandler Pavilion is the flagship venue in what is formally known as the Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County (more commonly called the Music Center). It's named for longtime philanthropist and one of the city's most powerful women, Dorothy Buffum Chandler, who died in 1997. Familiar to millions as the frequent site of the Academy Awards, the site is... more
Posted by Citysearch on May 15, 2007
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For evening performances, bypass the Music Center garage on Grand Avenue. Take the Hope Street entrance to the Department of Water and Power's parking lot or park at a nearby hotel or restaurant and use the round-trip shuttle.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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If the fountain is on, you might want to bring an extra set of clothes for the kids.
Posted by gocitykids on April 04, 2008

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The grand, downtown home of the city's most envied productions and performances.

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In Short Opened in 1964, the stately Dorothy Chandler Pavilion is the flagship venue in what is formally known as the Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County (more commonly called the Music Center). It's named for longtime philanthropist and one of the city's most powerful women, Dorothy Buffum Chandler, who died in 1997. Familiar to millions as the frequent site of the Academy... more
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 12, 2006)

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Great booming sound

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I've only been to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion once, but that visit was enough to create a permanent spot in my heart for the venue. This probably has a lot to do with who I went to see play (Sigur Ros) and the barrage of celebrity spottings (Jason Lee, Dave Navarro, the cast of "That 70s Show"). All in all, it's a great place to catch a concert and naturally, it has the acoustics you'd expect... more
Posted by cambird on April 21, 2009, (Edited July 10, 2006)

important and historic by suzanne l. at InsiderPages

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The Dorothy Chandler is part of the Music Center in downtown Los ANgeles. Its the home of the LA Opera and the LA Master Chorale. I have attened lots of concerts there and it is a very nice facility. There is lots of parking, tho it is $8. Patina runs their catering, so the food is superb but it will cost you a small fortune.
Posted by Citysearch User on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 08, 2005)

Fading, But Still a Star by Bruce K. at InsiderPages

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We saw Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music here. I had been to the Dorothy Chandler years ago, but this was my first time in a while. We had cheap seats up top and, my goodness, they are steep! I felt like if I were not very careful I would fall out of the balcony and take out a couple of the fat cats below. Yikes!

If you bring your camera, you'll have to check it downstairs. They have... more
Posted by Citysearch User on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 01, 2005)
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