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The United Theater on Broadway
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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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Magic Castle Live on Stage

Scoring an invite to Hollywood’s iconic, members-only magician clubhouse isn’t too tricky, but it does require a bit of research or networking. So why not make that process a whole lot easier and see some stellar magic at the same time? The Academy of Magic Arts and the Magic Castle are hosting three live shows of illusions and sleight of hand tricks at Downtown L.A.’s United Theater on Broadway this May, and each ticket purchase includes an invite to the Hollywood club (though you’ll still have to pay the door and dinner fee for that future visit).
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The L.A. Conservancy offers a delightful summer time machine in the form of classic films, screened inside Downtown’s grand old movie palaces throughout the month of June. This year’s film lineup The Freshman and Roman Holiday at the Orpheum Theatre on June 7, The 39 Steps and The Lady Vanishes at the United Theater on roadway on June 14, and High Noon and Carmen Jones at the Million Dollar Theatre on June 21. Most screenings include a special introduction and a post-film Q&A, and there are also ticket bundles that add in a proper theater tour.
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