Historic 350-Seat Theater for Film & Live Events

About the Space

Theosophy Hall is a distinctive and largely undiscovered gem in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles, within a few blocks of USC. Built in 1927, this 350-seat theater retains its original architectural character, featuring vintage detailing and a dramatic stage layout. The building offers a range of cinematic interiors — including stairwells, library-style rooms, hallways, and private offices — all within a quiet, controlled environment ideal for filming. Walkthroughs are recommended to fully experience the space’s character and versatility. The Theosophy Hall is a unique and largely undiscovered filming location in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. Built in 1927, this 350-seat theater retains its original architectural charm with vintage detailing, arched exterior features, and a dramatic stage layout. The building includes a variety of cinematic interiors including stairwells, hallways, library-style rooms, and private offices, all within a controlled and quiet setting. The venue is especially well-suited for period pieces, dramatic set pieces, or projects seeking a visually rich, atmospheric backdrop. On-site parking is limited, but an adjacent lot may be available for evening use, and there is a concrete pad suitable for grip trucks or key crew vehicles. Walkthroughs are encouraged, as the space tends to speak for itself once seen in person. Key Features: • 350-seat vintage theater with elevated stage • Built in 1927 with original details intact • Period-friendly interiors: arched windows, staircases, wood trim • Quiet, controlled environment ideal for filming • Multiple rooms available for staging, wardrobe, or green room use • Located in Downtown Los Angeles near major production hubs