Colony Theatre Announces Their 38th Season
In this, its 38th season, the multi-Ovation Award-winning theatre company, for the first time in its history, will be bringing its subscribers and audiences six World, West Coast or Los Angeles premiere shows
Roaring Twenties’ Once in a Lifetime Roars to a Great Finish
The John Burroughs High School Drama closed its season with Once In a Lifetime, a knowing and witty look at “the business” whose Burbank/Hollywood epicenter is but a few miles away
12’x9’ Brings Compelling Prison Drama to Missing Piece Theater
Within the intimate space of The Missing Piece Theater, an unsparing light reveals the prison un-life in the gripping drama 12’x9’
‘Dames at Sea’ Great Fun at the Colony Theatre
The final offering of The Colony Theatre’s 2011-12 season, Dames at Sea is a happy toast to the year’s unbroken chain of strong performances
‘SLOW DANCE IN MIDTOWN’ – A Fast Ticket to Unforgettable Theatre
'Slow Dance in Midtown' is a triumph and a vibrant rebuke to the tired cliché that the LA stage is glorified auditioning for film
Writer/Director Elizabeth Sarnoff Talks About ‘Slow Dance in Midtown’
On the opening of her recent play, Sarnoff talks about the creative process with BurbankNBeyond's Greg Simay
“OLD WICKED SONGS” A Wicked Triumph at the Colony
The Colony Theatre's "OLD WICKED SONGS" is so compelling that it becomes a memorable experience worthy of entering into the tapestry of our wider lives
‘The Nutcracker’ is a Triumph for Los Angeles Ballet
Los Angeles Ballet stepped into its sixth season with a delightful holiday performance of The Nutcracker at The Alex Theatre in Glendale last weekend
‘A Christmas Carol’ on the Couch
If you want to make A Cristmas Carol a part of your holiday tradition, consider the fine version offered by the Glendale Centre Theatre
The Center Definitely Holds in Sacred Fools Theater’s Marvelous ‘Crumble’
The holidays and grief have always made for combustible drama, and playwright SHEILA CALLAGHAN’s Crumble (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake) has plenty of emotional tinder on hand.
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