Falcon Theatre

4252 W Riverside Dr, Burbank, CA 91505, USA

Address:	4252 W Riverside Dr, Burbank, CA 91505, USA
Phone:	+1 818-955-8101
Site:	falcontheatre.com
Rating:	4.9

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Ross Berteig

The Falcon is a special place with a heritage deep in Hollywood. We find ourselves here for the special blend of scripted improv musical parody that is brought to life on stage by The Troubadours. Shows like Abbamemnon that retell the classic tragedy through the ABBA songbook, or the recent Little Drummer Bowie tribute to the late David Bowie as the little drummer boy. As a small theatre, there are no bad seats in the house. Note that they often can add a few seats, so even if they appear to be sold out, it is worth checking with the box office.

Virginia Lawrence

The theater is small and ideal for the intimate plays being presented. Ive enjoyed four different plays in this theater, and the audience can truly see the actors well from every seat. All of the plays Ive seen there were professionally written, staged and acted. I can depend on the Falcon theater offerings to be entertaining and very much worth seeing. I much prefer seeing a play here than seeing a play in one of the huge theaters downtown.

Carlos Ferreyra

Went to see The Last Act of Lilka Kadison on friday - It was one of the best plays Ive seen all year, and I have subscriptions to The Falcon, Pasadena Playhouse,and have been to many plays at smaller theatres. I laughed, cried and was so touched by the story and the performances - all I could do was tell everyone I know to go see it! Cant wait for next years line up. Thank you, Judith Eisenberg

Peter Huh

Great small theater that has some solid performances. Home of the comedy troop The Troubies and was brought to life by the late great Garry Marshall

Frank Bellino

Weve been going for over a decade. Comfortable and convenient small theater with great productions. Literally LA theater in a small town atmoshere.

Michael Wacker

Soon to be the Gary Marshall Theatre, very good plays and of course the Trubees.

Calvin Jung

True theater in the traditional sense.

S Oatman

Small venue with a Big appeal!

Andrew Russell

Cute space. Good coffee nearby