Wadsworth Theatre

The Wadsworth Theatre is a Spanish Colonial Revival structure within the Veterans Affairs complex in West Los Angeles designed to serve as an entertainment venue. It accommodates roughly 2,000 spectators and functions as a cultural center for the larger VA campus.

The building was constructed in 1939 and received its name in 1976 honoring an officer who advocated for disabled veterans. It underwent major renovations from 1999 to 2002 to modernize its facilities.

The theater hosts performances and events attended by the local community and veterans. Visitors experience a mix of theatrical productions, film screenings, and special performances that shape the cultural life within the VA complex.

The theater sits within a larger VA campus that provides parking and accessibility accommodations for visitors. It is recommended to check the event schedule before visiting, as the venue hosts programs for both veterans and the general public.

The theater sits within one of the nation's largest VA complexes, making it a place where history and entertainment converge. Visitors experience a venue that serves not only as a stage for cultural events but also as part of an important legacy supporting veterans.

Location: Los Angeles

Inception: 1939

Part of: West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Historic District

GPS coordinates: 34.05430,-118.45823

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:40