The Theatre at Ace Hotel
Photograph: Courtesy CC/Flickr/Omar Bárcena
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The United Theater on Broadway

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When the former Ace Hotel first opened in early 2014, we didn’t just gain a super hip hotel in an then-up-and-coming part of DTLA. We also got a jaw-droppingly beautiful 1920s movie house-turned-performing arts space, first known as the Theatre at Ace Hotel, which has since billed an impressive lineup of performances, concerts, movie nights, lectures and more. Now under the name of the United Theater on Broadway, the former flagship United Artists Theater is a 1,600-seat house with a beautifuly ornate, three-story lobby. When you visit, make sure to step out from under the balcony to admire the vaulted ceiling with thousands of shimmering mirrors.

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Dracula: The Spanish Version

The LA Opera and the United Theater on Broadway (formerly the Ace) once again join forces for a chilling mash-up of live music and film. Hole up in the gothic auditorium for a screening of the 1931 Spanish-language production of Dracula, complete with a live accompaniment from the LA Opera Orchestra and a new score by lauded composer Gustavo Santaolalla. While the Bela Lugosi classic was being shot, a forgotten-until-recently version in Spanish, starring Carlos Villarias, was filmed at night on the very same set.

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