Arts and Entertainment

From Burbank High School to one of the world’s largest performing arts festivals, 18 BHS Drama students took their talents across the globe this summer to perform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland.

At 67 years old, with more than six decades in the business, Howard’s story is not one of arrival, but of continuity. Born into a family of performers and raised in Burbank, California, he didn’t choose acting so much as grow into it—organically, instinctively, and with a craftsman’s discipline that has sustained him through an ever-changing industry.

The more you investigate the rich cultural and artistic community in Burbank the more amazing it becomes.In...

Local writer has fourth book published.

This past weekend, San Fernando Blvd turned into a huge arts festival

When soulful, melodic music meets tender and rib-tickling tales, you’re in for a memorable evening, and that is what the audience is guaranteed when MOMNIPRESENT comes to The Colony Theatre in Burbank on Sunday, May 31 at 5:00pm. 

At first glance, conducting can look deceptively simple. A baton flicks, arms rise and fall, and somehow an entire orchestra breathes together. But beneath that surface lies something far more complex—something Stanley describes as both technical and deeply intuitive.

There’s a quiet rhythm to knitting—loop, pull, repeat. It’s meditative, deliberate, and deeply human. For Tamala Takahashi, Mayor of Burbank, that rhythm is more than a hobby. It’s a philosophy—one that threads through her life as an artist, a community leader, and a public servant.

After a multi-year development journey spanning both coasts, Millennials Are Killing Musicals has found its home here at Burbank's The Colony Theatre!

The first thing you notice is the counter. Randall Michael Tobin will casually mention that he built that counter himself—skills he picked up in junior high school shop class half a century ago and still uses every day.