Fais Do-Do

Art space and production venue in Los Angeles

Bring the genius. The space is ready. Fais Do-Do, a historic art space and production venue on West Adams in Los Angeles: an empty ballroom with red brick walls, red stage curtains and a bow truss ceiling with lighting rigs.

Shot here...

La La Land
Austin Powers
This Is Us
Destiny's Child
Arrested Development
Entourage
The O.C.
Jane's Addiction
"...an old ballroom stage in Los Angeles... two hours of intense rhythm and euphoria." Rolling Stone, Atoms for Peace surprise show, 2013
"...has Angelenos singing the blues." Los Angeles Times, 1993
"...the club is absolutely still, with even bartenders and pool players riveted to every word." Los Angeles Times, on its poetry nights
"Without fine arts, there are no fine minds." Amde Hamilton, The Watts Prophets
"...an experience that's, to say the least, unique." Time Out Los Angeles
"...one of the longest surviving clubs in Los Angeles." The Neighborhood News, 2018
A cast of comedians, clowns, musicians and variety artists posing together on the Fais Do-Do stage after a show

For more than 30 years, Fais Do-Do has been where LA's boldest artists come to do their best work. Thom Yorke and Flea brought Atoms for Peace here for a surprise show. Black Eyed Peas, Death Cab for Cutie, Cat Power and Fishbone have played this stage, and Keb' Mo' worked up his first album on it.

Poets have held the whole house silent. Aerialists have flown from the rafters. Boobietrap, LA's weekly variety show, ran 56 nights here.

Owner Steven Yablok keeps it ready for the next big idea. You bring the genius. The stage, the rigging and the floor are already here.

28 x 22 ft stage with wings and a green room
Aerial ready: high bow truss ceilings for rigging
6,200 sq ft open floor to dress any way
Open 6am to 2am, seven days a week
Street level, alley load-in for your crew
30+ years of live art on West Adams

Make your next big thing here.