Hollywood Studio District Neighborhood Council – Theatres

This page is made possible by the generous support of the
Hollywood Studio District Neighborhood Council!
We thank the Council for supporting their local theatres!
9 O’Clock Players Theater for Children  founded in 1929, is a service of Assistance League of Southern California and is one of the oldest theaters for children in the country. Theater for Children is operated and supported entirely by volunteer members of the NOP Auxiliary who, in addition to acting in plays, handle set and costume design, technical work and every other aspect of production.

Each year,the Nine O’Clock Players present two stage plays chosen from classic children’s literature and include a full complement of dancing, singing and special effects. Of the 17,000 children who attend , approximately one third are economically or physically challenged. NOP provides both bus transportation and free admission to these children. The productions are also offered to school groups at special ticket prices and on weekends families can enjoy a culturally rewarding experience that is both entertaining and affordable.

For more info visit NineOClockPlayers.com

For up to date shows click here.

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El Centro Theatrehas 2 stages, The Circle (99 seats) and The Chaplin (45 seats). The theatre complex was first opened in 1946 and has been producing some of the best theatre in Los Angeles.

For more info visit ElCentroTheatre.com

For up to date shows click here.

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The Met
Theatre

 The Met Theatre Company provides a haven where diverse artists pursue and realize their unique creative visions.

For more info visit TheMetTheatre.com

The DOMA Theatrewill continue to serve the Los Angeles audiences by bringing them professional works and also works filled with young talent whom deserve an opportunity to demonstrate their skills. The commitment to expose audiences to live theatre is in the heart of DOMA founders, that is why no proceeds go to the founders, but rather funds are invested in the production, its crew and most of all its talent.

For more info visit DomaTheatre.com

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Underground Theatre Company has been formed to provide actors, writers, and directors with the opportunity to showcase, and nurture their talents, in the greater Los Angeles area.

For more info visit UndergroundTheatre.com

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Hollywood Studio District Neighborhood Council boundaries and map

HSDNC Boundaries:

1. North: The South side of Hollywood Blvd.. between El Centro Ave. and Western Ave.
2. East: The West side of Western Ave. from Hollywood Blvd. to La Mirada Ave. then along the West side of the 101 Freeway from La Mirada, South to Melrose Ave. at Mariposa Ave.
3. South: The North side of Melrose Ave. between El Centro Ave. and the 101 Freeway.
4. West: The East side of El Centro Ave. from Hollywood Blvd. to Melrose Ave.

 The Hollywood Studio District Neighborhood Council was certified in the City of Los Angeles in 2005.

The mission of the HSDNC is to improve the quality of life for their stakeholders through outreach, education and two-way communication between stakeholders and the City of Los Angeles.

The HSDNC will work to identify and prioritize the needs of the stakeholders and work to affect changes to meet those needs.

The HSDNC will help educate and organize the community, and increase participation of stakeholders to effect positive change through community outreach events, by promoting and supporting neighborhood preservation, beautification, and safety.

To find out more and to get involved, visit their website www.HSDNC.org and thank them for supporting local theatres.