Beauty and The Beast Hollywood Pantages Theatre Show

This establishment is famous for its opulent interior featuring detailed plaster designs and a starry sky ceiling. Featuring an extensive history of variety shows, the venue originally catered to a range of entertainment forms. In two thousand twenty-one the venue returned to normal operations following health guidelines and limitations from the pandemic. Hosting the opening of Aida in 2000 AD, the venue has been a launchpad for many hit shows. The venue has a robust social media following, keeping audiences informed on upcoming shows and activities. Many guests enjoy the excitement of on-stage shows, which adds an unique element to their visit. From the local airport, take the airport shuttle to central station, then transfer to the Metro. If you love live performances, check out local spots for performances after the show.

Beauty and The Beast August 16th, 2026 at Los Angeles

Experience the fellowship of fellow theatre enthusiasts as you enjoy the Beauty and The Beast event at Los Angeles. Take a moment to recognize the innovation and dedication that goes into every production. Our focus to community support is reflected in our engagement programs for Beauty and The Beast. The chance to meet artists after the show enhances the audience enjoyment. Don't let your excitement for theatre go unnoticed at the Beauty and The Beast Los Angeles festival !. Join the excitement and let your musical experience the thrill of live musical show at the Beauty and The Beast event.
This classic's animated film has received several accolades including a Golden Globe for Best Picture in the Musical or Comedy category. Showcasing the character of the enchanted wardrobe, the stage version introduced fresh humor to the story. The character of the cursed creature undergoes significant growth, reflecting the film's lesson about inner beauty. Furthermore, the film's theme about true beauty has become a cornerstone of its enduring message. Incorporating an additional figure named the character Gaston, the stage version expanded the original story's motifs of love and sacrifice; remarkably, the Broadway show performed for more than 13 years, closing on July 29, 2007, after thousands of performances.