Walt Disney Concert Hall

Walt Disney Concert Hall Review

Built in 2003 as a grand addition to L.A.'s Music Center, the 2,265-seat architectural wonder is now the home of the Los Angeles Master Chorale as well as the Los Angeles Philharmonic, under the direction of passionate, new Music Director Gustavo Dudamel, an international celebrity conductor in his own right. The theater, a sculptural monument of gleaming, curved steel designed by master architect Frank Gehry, is part of a complex that includes a public park, gardens, and shops as well as two outdoor amphitheaters for children's and preconcert events. In the main hall, the audience completely surrounds the stage, so it's worth checking the seating chart when buying tickets to gauge your view of the performers.