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Los Angeles, California
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The Dolby Theatre was initially called the Kodak Theatre when it opened in 2001, but it was renamed in 2012 after Dolby Laboratories acquired the naming rights.
The theatre boasts a seating capacity of 3,400, making it one of the largest venues in Los Angeles for live performances.
Since its opening, the Dolby Theatre has been the permanent home of the Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars.
The design of the Dolby Theatre was inspired by the elegance of European opera houses, featuring a grand staircase and a sweeping archway.
In addition to hosting the Oscars, the theatre is a popular venue for concerts, Broadway shows, and other live performances.
The theatre is equipped with state-of-the-art Dolby sound systems, providing an unparalleled audio experience for audiences.
The theatre is located within the Hollywood & Highland Center, a shopping and entertainment complex in the heart of Hollywood.
The Dolby Theatre features a distinctive proscenium arch that is 60 feet high and 120 feet wide, providing a grand stage for performances.
