Theatre Map
Makes it easy to discover live theatre in Los Angeles
Visit theatre-map.comMake generative animation in the browser feel like sketching — five lines of code from blank page to a moving thing worth screenshotting.
Theatre Map does one thing and tries to do it beautifully: make it effortless to find live theatre in Los Angeles tonight. Everything in the app bends toward that single moment of 'oh, there's a show eight minutes away — let's go.'
The whole city, one map
Every stage in LA on a single interactive map — from 99-seat black boxes to warehouse devised work to the big houses. Pan, zoom, and see what's playing near you without opening twelve tabs.
Tonight, by default
The app opens to what's on right now, near you. No setup, no account, no empty state — just tonight's shows, sorted by how close they are and how soon they start.
Filters that match how you choose
Narrow by date, neighborhood, price, genre, or run length. Looking for something under $20 within walking distance this weekend? That's three taps.
Venue pages worth reading
Each theatre gets a real page: its full calendar, how to get there, where to park, what the space is actually like. The context you'd want before driving across town.
Save and remember
Tap to save anything that catches your eye to a personal list, and get a gentle nudge before a saved show closes. No spam, no algorithmic feed — just the things you chose.
Working ticket links, always
Every listing links straight to a live, correct way to buy. Keeping those links unbroken across hundreds of venues is most of the invisible work — and the whole point.
Every time I sat down to discover live theatre in LA, the listings were scattered across a dozen sites that all felt like spreadsheets. I built Theatre Map because the city's stages deserved a single, beautiful place to be found — and because I wanted my own Friday nights back.