Spencer Haus Creative House + Coffee Join the founding list

Your creative life belongs here.

A café, studio and creative home where artists come to connect, rehearse, film, record and grow.

Coming to the San Fernando Valley · 2027

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The founders

Built by two working artists.

Lauren Spencer, co-founder of Spencer Haus
Lauren Spencer Dancer, actor and choreographer.
Winner, So You Think You Can Dance, Season 7.
Cyrus Spencer, co-founder of Spencer Haus
Cyrus Spencer Dancer, actor and choreographer.
Runner-up, So You Think You Can Dance, Season 9.

Lauren and Cyrus have spent their careers in rehearsal rooms, audition lines and borrowed studios. They are performers based in Los Angeles who work and teach locally as well as across the country.

Spencer Haus is the place they wanted the whole time: somewhere in the Valley to train, film, record and find your people, without going over the hill.

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The Spencer Haus project

Part café. Part studio. Built for working artists.

A neighborhood clubhouse for actors, dancers, podcasters, filmmakers and performers. A space for multiple creative outlets.

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Meet

A room full of people doing the same work you are.

Make

Studios to rehearse, tape, record and produce.

Move

Classes and open floor time to keep you sharp.

Be here from the beginning.

The founding list hears everything first.

  • The location, the day the lease is signed
  • Pop-up classes and events before the doors open
  • First access to founding memberships

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