Lasers Sweep A 1913 Beaux Arts Broadway Theater
Lasers and disco balls fill a 1913 Beaux Arts theater on Downtown LA's Broadway, with live music and bars across three levels.
🪩 Lasers and gilt
The Globe Theatre opened in 1913 as a Beaux Arts house on South Broadway, and its main hall now runs as a laser-lit concert room in Downtown LA. Disco balls hang under a coffered gilt ceiling while a rig throws beams across the floor during electronic and live sets.
Upstairs, red-curtained lounges keep chandeliers and quieter bars going between acts, and the balconies open onto the same beam-crossed room below. The layout spreads a crowd over several levels, each with its own bar and sightlines to the stage.
The address sits on the old theater row near the Orpheum and the Palace, a few blocks from Grand Central Market. A 4.4 rating across more than a thousand reviews tracks the room's draw for late DJ nights and touring bills.
