Entertainment

Burroughs High drama, musical theater and choir students present an evening of comedy, improv games and musical numbers at The Colony Theatre. The fundraiser helps offset costs associated with the annual JBHS mainstage musical.

The 90-minute musical combines heartbreak and hilarity in a touching story of a young girl battling cancer and her journey to find her hair. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to cancer research.

Actors from Nickelodeon's hit shows "Bella and the Bulldogs" and "Game Shakers" stopped by the Burbank campus to screen Halloween episodes for kids from Burbank's Boys and Girls Club.

New BHS Drama Director Ted DeVirgilis opens with the ambitious series of one-act plays, "All in the Timing," Friday and Saturday in the school auditorium.

The new tavern on Riverside Drive in Toluca Lake does just about everything right with a fantastic, varied menu, solid bar selection and a comfortable, casual atmosphere.

Former Iranian refugee Roya Aryanpad, who lived in Burbank for six years, directed and produced the fictional short film "Jacob Stone," which screens Friday, September 11, as part of the Burbank International Film Festival

San Fernando Valley mainstay Frankie's Italian Kitchen opened a new location a few months ago in the Lakeside Shopping Center on Pass Avenue. Prompt service and delicious food make this spot an excellent choice for lunch or dinner.

Newly opened in Magnolia Park, The Hangar Grille pays homage to Lockheed's airplane manufacturing legacy in Burbank while serving up steaks, BBQ, pastas, salads and sandwiches, along with some amazing appetizers.

New place for art in Burbank - Gorilla Art Studio - opens its doors to the public. The studio hosts classes, workshops and monthly paint night parties at DeBell's The Canyon Grille.

The free classical music concert featured a guest performance by L.A. Phil Concertmaster Martin Chalifour and was organized by a local Burbank student. Held at First Presbyterian, donations were given to Education Through Music - LA.