Beauty and The Beast Hollywood Pantages Theatre Show

The venue is recognized for its beautiful chandeliers which add to the venue's opulent ambiance. Showcasing the production On Your Feet! In 2016 AD, the theatre showcased the music of Gloria Estefan. The venue has a committed staff of staff who work year-round to maintain its legacy and performance standards. Marking its eight-decade milestone in 2010, the theater hosted a commemorative event featuring performances from past productions. The venue continues to be a cherished destination for theater enthusiasts from all over. The Pantages is located on a famous street, placing it in the center of the entertainment district. If you're getting there late, check the venue's rules on late seating to avoid losing your seat. From the Burbank area, take the Highway 134 and merge onto the 101 Freeway south.

Beauty and The Beast September 06th, 2026 at Los Angeles

Celebrate the community spirit as you share the wonder of musical theatre with other members at Hollywood Pantages Theatre - CA. Take time to explore the different seating arrangements that cater to various budgets, from 106.58 to 106.58. Our exclusive behind-the-scenes content provides a richer insight into the world of Beauty and The Beast. The event is often covered by local media, increasing exposure and enthusiasm. Don't forget to take part in the review opportunities at the Beauty and The Beast Los Angeles festival to share your thoughts!. Join the excitement as we expect a colorful display of skill at the next Beauty and The Beast concert.
The animated film was helmed by Gary Trousdale and director Wise for the animated film version. Captivating viewers through its rich storytelling the movie has been adapted into multiple theatrical productions and ballets. In 2005, the film was selected for inclusion in the United States National Film Registry by the U. S. Library. Indeed, Beauty and the Beast was the first animated film to be distributed on VHS in the Disney premium series. Claiming the prestigious Tony for Best Musical in the mid-90s, the stage adaptation showcased a revised soundtrack by Alan Menken and additional lyrics by Tim Rice; impressively, the film became the initial animated feature to be put forward for the Academy Award.