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UCLA's Center for the Art of Performance
Where world-class performances meet iconic campus culture in Los Angeles.
4.8(5 reviews)
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Where world-class performances meet iconic campus culture in Los Angeles.
UCLA's Center for the Art of Performance (CAP) is a premier venue on the UCLA campus, dedicated to presenting innovative and diverse performances including dance, theater, music, and more. With a 4.7/5 rating, it offers a spacious, well-equipped setting with excellent acoustics, attracting audiences for events like the LA Ballet's Nutcracker and concerts by renowned artists. While tickets can be premium, the venue provides a memorable experience in a beautiful building, though note some sightline limitations in balcony seating. Ideal for art lovers seeking top-tier entertainment in Los Angeles.
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Hosting a variety of shows including dance, theater, music concerts, and ballet productions in a state-of-the-art venue.
Offering tickets for seasonal performances and special events, with options for different seating sections.
Providing rental services for performances and events in a spacious, acoustically optimized setting.
Located within the scenic UCLA campus, allowing visitors to explore beautiful surroundings before or after shows.
Offering convenient parking options nearby for attendees during performances.
We attended the Nutcracker performed by the LA Ballet Company. We say on the right side of the balcony and was unable to see 20% of the stage. Even with this, we were still able to enjoy the show! It's also within the UCLA campus which is beautiful in itself.
We saw the Nutcracker and it was awesome. Beautiful building, great performances.
This venue is great for performances. Spacious and well equipped. Plenty of parking nearby. Getting to the lobby and restrooms during intermission is tricky and you need to hustle if you want to use the restroom and get refreshments. The acoustics are good.
Tickets can be pricey, but they have a variety of shows during the year to enjoy.
Awesome place for concerts. Saw Paco de Lucia and Pat Metheny here.
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