ICONS OF DARKNESS

The opening of Icons of Darkness has been delayed due to COVID-19 restrictions put in place by Los Angeles County and the State of California. The health and safety of our patrons is our top priority, and we are closely monitoring the evolving situation as well as staying in close alignment with city officials to ensure we can open as soon as possible. In the meantime, we are refunding all tickets purchased thus far. While we know this is disappointing news, we remain hopeful that we will be able to open soon and share this exciting exhibition with all of you. Thank you for your patience and support.

Screen-Used Artifacts, Life-Like Replicas, and Never-Before-Seen Props Amassed By Hollywood’s Rich Correll.

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Create Immersive Public Experience With COVID-19 Precautions.

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This fall, beheaded beasts, blood-gushing villains, 14-foot aliens, and the world’s most beloved blockbuster heroes will converge on Los Angeles for an immersive entertainment experience. 

Icons of Darkness (IOD) will premiere at The Montalbán in partnership with TV actor, writer, producer, and director Richard “Rich” Correll.

One of the most extensive, privately owned collections of its kind, IOD will offer cinematic buffs, sci-fi fans, cosplay enthusiasts, and horror aficionados a walking tour of props, artifacts, and memorabilia from movies spanning almost 100 years of Hollywood history...

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*ADA access: Please note while our main floor ICONS exhibition will have ADA access,

unfortunately our historic theatre is not equipped with an elevator. Therefore any Mezzanine level and Rooftop levels are

ONLY accessible via stairs.

YA TU SABES MONOLOGUE SLAM

LATINX WRITERS! Submissions are NOW OPEN for the Nosotros 2nd Annual Ya Tu Sabes Monologue Slam presented by NBC. Ya Tu Sabes is an underground, pop-up monologue slam showcasing emerging diverse Latinx Writers and Actors.

After a multi-round audition process, 12 Writers and 12 Actors will be selected by a panel of esteemed judges to perform original monologues at the Ricardo Montalbán Theatre.