Greek Theatre, Amphitheater in Los Angeles
The Greek Theatre is a large outdoor amphitheatre located at Griffith Park, Los Angeles.
Opened in 1930, the Greek Theatre has been a popular venue for concerts, stage shows, and graduation ceremonies.
The theatre's design was inspired by Greek architecture, reflecting the cultural influence of ancient Greece.
The Greek Theatre offers seating for up to 5,870 people.
Despite its name, the Greek Theatre was not originally used for theatrical performances.
Location: Los Angeles
Inception: 1929
Architects: Samuel Tilden Norton, Frederick Heath, Norton & Wallis
Official opening: September 25, 1930
Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture
Capacity: 5872
Floors above the ground: 1
Elevation above the sea: 247 m
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Address: 2700 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027-1247 90027
Website: lagreektheatre.com
Source: Wikimedia
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