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2055 S. Sepulveda Blvd., West L.A.
310-477-2055
One of L.A.'s best theaters, the Odyssey is also one of its most successful. Credit the energy and aesthetic sensibilities of artistic director Ron Sossi, who founded the theater in 1969.

Sossi and associate artistic director-actress Beth Hogan push the creative envelope while maintaining a large subscription audience. Past productions include Aristophanes' ''The Frogs,'' Ionesco's ''Rhinoceros,'' Mamet's ''Speed-the-Plow,'' Berkoff's ''Kvetch,'' Miller's ''All My Sons'' and Odets' ''Awake and Sing!''

In 1989, the Odyssey renovated and relocated to a space with three, 99-seat houses under one roof. Each of the well-maintained theater spaces has a different configuration. The upholstered seating is comfortable and sight lines are good throughout. There is also a nice refreshment counter at intermission and plenty of room in the lobby to sit and chat. Parking is available in an attendant lot in front of the theater; there also is limited free parking on Sepulveda and adjacent side streets.
-- Janice Arkatov


Cross street: Santa Monica Boulevard

 Current, Upcoming
Through Oct. 19
Filmmaker Mike Leigh's 1977 comedy depicts a young woman's attempts to disguise the failure of her party and of her marriage.




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