A grand, historic movie palace originally opened in 1922, The Egyptian Theatre stands as a monument to Hollywood’s golden age of spectacle. With its distinctive Egyptian-revival architecture, intricate interior detailing, and open-air courtyard, it offers a sophisticated environment for cinematic retrospectives, indie premieres, and special cultural events.
A seated, stripped-back venue.
The Egyptian Theatre is a restored 1922 movie palace known for its ornate Egyptian-revival architecture and intimate, curated cinematic experiences.
It is located at 6712 Hollywood Blvd in the heart of the Hollywood neighborhood, easily accessible via the Hollywood/Highland Metro station.
The venue specializes in classic film retrospectives, independent premieres, festival screenings, and specialized filmmaker discussions.