Stage
$2,500,000

The sensitively designed and renovated interior will be a flexible performance space that supports emerging con- temporary practice across all disciplines, and will be the soul of the UCLA Nimoy Theater.

Lobby
$2,000,000

The expansive lobby will estab- lish the atmosphere of the theater experience, welcoming guests and creating anticipation for upcoming performances; it will be large enough to accommodate all guests pre- and post-performance.

Bar
$1,500,000

Prominently located and highly visible, the bar will offer casual food and beverage choices—both alcoholic and non-alcoholic—for pre- and post-show audiences.

The Lounge
$1,000,000

An upstairs space and balcony will offer an intimate and exclusive setting for VIPs and patrons before, during or after a performance. 

 

The Bridge
$250,000

A small balcony at the rear of the interior will create a flexible and intimate space for VIP patrons during events and will also be a possible location for sound-mix station, special lighting or other equipment.

Green room
$500,000

The green room and adjacent spaces will comfortably accommodate an 18-person company as they rehearse, prepare and dress for a performance as well as create a relaxed lounge for post-performance.

Piano
$125,000

A concert grand piano will be used for music programs of all types – jazz, contemporary, global and roots.  

Artist entrance
$100,000

A dedicated artist entrance at the rear of the theater will give direct access to the green room for artists and their special guests.

Box office
$100,000

A new box office will face the busy sidewalk of Westwood Boulevard and will serve both will call and on-site sales customers.

Dressing room
$50,000

A small dressing room will provide artists space to dress and prepare for performances.

Restrooms (9)
$10,000

New gender-neutral restrooms will be located upstairs near the reception area.

Fixed seats (128)
$5,000

The Auditorium will accommodate up to 299 seats, with 128 permanently fixed and raked seats, each of which can be named for a lover of contemporary performing arts.