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Website: cornerstonetheater.org
Phone: (213) 613-1700
Cross Streets: Between S Hewitt St and E 3rd St
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708 Traction Ave Los Angeles, CA 90013 ·2186.57 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
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yelpYelp Elite event! I was fortunate to have the opportunity to visit the Cornerstone Theatre Company (Cornerstone) through a Yelp Elite event. The theatre has a front entrance/patio area that...
MoreI saw On Caring For The Beast through this Theatre company. While there were parts of the play that honestly went over my head, I'm still really glad I went. It makes me realize how much...
MoreAttention Native Nation, Larissa Fasthorse & Michael John Garcis, I was excited about this event coming to Phoenix, AZ on April 27 & 28. Nothing went right at this event. The directions said to...
MoreLos Angeles is so blessed, and in ways we don't even know. Besides all of the thriving sub-99 seat theatres where you can see some awesome theatre no more than a few feet away from you, we have...
MoreSo... I'm a fan. I recently went to Touch the Water, and before that Los Illegals. And I went to a play a year since they came here in the 1990's. Do you know their amazing history? Twenty...
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