Largo at the Coronet

A really fun, intimate venue to see performance in LA. I've seen two shows at this location and both were fun experiences. There really isn't a bad seat in the house, but I do recommend picking up your tickets as soon as will call opens so you can get the best seats close up. There's plenty of food options near by (especially for vegetarians and vegans!) so if you park early and get your tickets, you'll still have plenty of time for a nice dinner. Also: bring cash! Drinks in the bar are cash only.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this venue. It's so intimate and you really cant beat the prices. I also enjoy how they do not treat patrons like cattle forcing you to line up hours before a show to get seats for general admission. My husband an I paid $45 a ticket to see Joshua Raidin and My Name is You. We sat in 3rd row center of this tiny less than 300 seat theater. AMAZING experience. I also enjoyed the people watching and checking out the interesting courtyard and very cool saloon. Considering, I can walk to Largo, I am shocked I have not been here before. But now that I am in the know, I do plan to see many more performances (music and comedy) at this venue. Largo at the Coronet is another one of those things I will add to the "one of the cool things I love about living in LA" list.

Watched Thrilling Adventures to celebrate a friend's birthday this past weekend.  Great performers and was quite entertaining.  However, for the price of tickets to pay for an improv, not really my thing.  But if improv is your cup of tea and don't mind paying a good penny to watch it, the cast is pretty awesome.