Odyssey Theatre Ensemble — Attraction in Los Angeles

I came here with Laura S. and Nelson F. to watch the magic show Smoke & Mirrors. They have a parking lot right in front of the theatre available for $4 unless you come on a weekday, in which case the parking is free! Street parking is also available in this area as well. They have three different theatres here, all showing different shows. We had bought our tickets on Goldstar but were still given lovely tickets to the front row center seats. Yay!

The show was really fun, especially since all three of us were able to participate in it. Albie Selznick is really talented and was a joy to watch. He put on a great performance, despite having a broken right foot (which we did not find out about until after the show). So talented! The cast of the show was great and we got to meet them afterwards--they are all really nice and friendly.

The theatre was intimate and offered great seating, and I would definitely be interested in coming back to see shows here in the future. Smoke & Mirrors is not currently playing but you should definitely check the show out when...

You must go to the Odyssey Theatre and see the play "Passions". What an incredible experience! Tonight's premier will include producer Viola Davis and the incredible cast, crew members and most importantly my childhood friend and the writer of this amazing work of art, Laura Marie Censabella. The play tells the story of the relationship between a jaded but brilliant scientist and an equally brilliant young female student who is "self taught" and a devout Muslim. You'll laugh, maybe even cry (I did!) and come to the realization that you have been a witness and participant of the theater. You must go the Odyssey Theatre and experience this...

Absolutely loved the performance of "Paradise" @Odyssey Theater on Sunday, February 10th. The theater is 99 seats and I could both see and hear the performance from row E in a very comfortable seat. This two-person play speaks to women's empowerment and support. Though it has that extra dynamic of the young lady being Muslim, in so many cultures women as a whole are still having to fight to live the life they're capable of designing and educationally preparing themselves to achieve. The producers Viola Davis & Julius Tennon chose wisely, the play and the actors...