Colony Theatre’s Future Secure After Securing Major Grant
Grant gives seed money to struggling theatre allowing it to announce it's 2013-14 schedule of shows
Colony Theatre’s Barbara Beckley’s Rules For Playwrights
Sifting through countless submissions to find those few plays that combine artistic merit, workable budgets and engaging themes, she has some advice on how playwrights can make her job easier, and therefore their chances of success greater
You’ll Fall For Colony’s “Falling For Make Believe”
Falling For Make Believe combines terrific Broadway song-and-dance with a compelling drama of the life of Broadway lyricist Lorenz Hart.
Colony Theatre Extends Its Hit Production I’LL BE BACK BEFORE MIDNIGHT
Rave reviews and audience enthusiasm drive demand for additional performances of Peter Colley’s thriller
The Colony’s “I’ll Be Back Before Midnight” Is Tremendous Scary Fun
This thrill ride of a play will have you screaming in laughter one moment and screaming in terror the next.
Cast and Crew Have Struck Gold With “And The World Goes ‘Round”
Support local theatre and leave reality for an evening by watching this well-directed, beautifully performed and cleverly choreographed treasure
“Stories on the Rocks” Makes World Premiere at Missing Piece Theater in Burbank
“Stories on the Rocks” is quite untraditional; experiencing six, 10-minute plays where redemption, revenge and reconciliation become the alcoholic mixture in the relationship cocktail
It’s A Good Show, Charlie Brown
Show traces out an “average day in the life of Charlie Brown”
St. Francis Xavier Church Presents ‘The 39 Steps’ Parody
Church players, led by veteran TV actor Daniel Roebuck, give 'The 39 Steps' a go in this parody of Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 film of the same name. Proceeds will benefit St. Francis Xavier Church and School in Burbank.
Put “NATIVITY: THE MUSICAL” in Next Year’s Holiday Stocking
Like the old saying, the show made you laugh and it made you cry. Actually, it made the packed audience laugh a lot.
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