John Burroughs High School Performing Arts Department Presents Pippin
The John Burroughs High School Preforming Arts Department performed Pippin in their opening show Friday night. Shows on Saturday and Sunday.
Falcon Theatre Delights With “Walkin’ in a Winter One-Hit Wonderland”
A few nights ago I went to see the annual holiday show at the Falcon Theatre. This year’s show was “Walkin’ in a Winter...
NKOTB’s Joey McIntyre Joins A Funny Thing at Garry Marshall Theatre
Joey McIntyre became a member of New Kids on The Block when he was a preteen and then in his twenties.
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
Burbank Center Stage Request For Proposal Process Raises Questions
Questions and complaints have been swirling around the Burbank Center Stage Request For Proposal (RFP) process currently underway, as managed by City...
Burbank Summer Show Camp Puts “Wonka” On The Stage
BNB FIRST & EXCLUSIVE! Photo by Ross A. Benson Burbank youth this past week got to show off their talents with the performance of...
‘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
St, Francis Xavier Presents “God’s Favorite” Play
Burbank actors rotate roles in annual Saint Francis Stage Company's annual production opening Friday night. This time they perform Neil Simon's comedy 'God's Favorite'. Play teaches that those you love are your most important gift.
Conundrum Theatre Company Announces its Inaugural New Works Festival
The festival runs in partnership with the Victory Theatre Center from February 23rd-25th and March 1st-3rd
SeaGlass Theatre Presents, A Christmas Twist for the 2012 Holiday Season
An unusual blend of Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist and A Christmas Carol, this play parodies yet still honors the two great stories, while peppering in perfectly placed modern jokes that even the most hip, technologically advanced tween will get.















