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Largo at the Coronet Events

Largo at the Coronet, 366 N La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048

Here is what is coming up at Largo at the Coronet, and what has already happened there. Concerts, games, festivals and the smaller nights that never surface in a generic search — no account needed.

Coming up 4 events
THE IMPROVISED SHAKESPEARE COMPANY
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18 days away
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THE IMPROVISED SHAKESPEARE COMPANY
Oct 26, 2026 Largo at the Coronet, 366 N La Cie…

Monday is the night nothing happens, which is exactly when it is worth watching people work without a net. Somebody in the audience shouts a title for a play that has never existed, and the cast performs a full-length Shakespearean version of it on the spot — five acts, mistaken identities, a death scene, verse invented on the fly by people who have to rhyme their way out of corners they built ninety seconds earlier. The failures are the best part. An actor gets stranded mid-couplet, and you can watch the others silently decide whether to rescue him or let him hang there one beat longer because it is funnier. They almost always let him hang. Mark Flanagan asks you to leave your phone at home or in the car, and he means it, so no clip of the collapse exists. The play was never written down to begin with, which means the thing you sit through will never be performed again, by anyone, in any city. Doors at seven, curtain at eight, Monday the 26th of October. Largo at the Coronet, on La Cienega.

Edi Patterson: PLAYGIRL
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32 days away
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Edi Patterson: PLAYGIRL
Nov 9, 2026 Largo at the Coronet, 366 N La Cie…

Some performers are funny. A smaller number are unwell on stage in a way that feels like a public service. If you have watched her play Judy Gemstone and found yourself laughing at something you would not repeat at work, you already know which category this is. Away from television she builds an hour out of characters that start plausible and then keep going about four beats past where a normal writer would stop, which is the entire pleasure of it. Largo does not allow phones in the room, so nothing from the set will exist online tomorrow, and the performers know it and use it. The Coronet holds a few hundred people and the front rows are close enough that eye contact becomes a risk you accept when you buy the ticket. It is one night only, Monday, November 9 at 8pm on North La Cienega. Mondays in this city are usually nothing. This is the exception.

Fred Armisen and Friends
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33 days away
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Fred Armisen and Friends
Nov 10, 2026 $40 Largo at the Coronet, 366 N La Cie…

He was a drummer for a decade before anybody thought of him as funny, and it still shows in the timing. Armisen played in a Chicago post-hardcore band for years, and the muscle he built there is the reason his characters land on the beat rather than near it — watch him do an accent and you are actually watching a percussionist count. Nobody will tell you who else is playing. An "and Friends" bill at this address means the host does some time, then walks people out whose names were printed nowhere, usually working comics who live twenty minutes away and wanted a stage with no cameras pointed at it. There is a decent chance a drum kit appears. The theatre holds under three hundred, close enough to see a performer abandon a bit mid-sentence and go hunting for a better one, and nothing gets recorded, so whatever you get is the only copy. Will call opens at six and doors at seven for an eight o'clock start, Tuesday, November 10. Forty dollars.

Mae Martin and Friends - A Benefit for Food on Foot
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62 days away
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Mae Martin and Friends - A Benefit for Food on Foot
Dec 9, 2026 $40 Largo at the Coronet, 366 N La Cie…

There is a particular generosity in a comic who will do the harder version of the job for free. Martin builds sets out of the material most people would rather keep in a drawer — anxiety, addiction, the exhausting comedy of being misread — and does it so lightly you forget you are being told something true until a couple of hours later. The proceeds here go to Food on Foot, the Los Angeles nonprofit that works to move people off the street and into jobs and housing, which quietly changes the room: an audience that turned up partly on purpose laughs differently than one that turned up only to be entertained. The bill is unannounced, as it always is at this address, and the house rule is no phones, so the guests who drop in can try things that are nowhere near finished. Under three hundred seats, a piano nobody can resist, and a good chance the evening ends somewhere the lineup card never suggested. Wednesday, December 9. Forty dollars, and the money goes to Food on Foot.

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