The Falcon Theatre is a 130-seat performing arts space located in the Burbank, California media district near Disney Studios, NBC, Warner Bros. and Universal Studios. Built by Director/Writer/Producer Garry Marshall and his daughter Kathleen Marshall, the Falcon opened its doors in November of 1997. Mr. Marshall, who directs movies when he's not playing softball, has a self-described "life-long addiction to theatre" and built the Falcon as a place where old friends and emerging talent can come together to create exciting work on stage. The Falcon's acclaimed productions include Arthur Miller's DEATH OF A SALESMAN with Jack Klugman, Lee Blessing's COBB co-produced with Kevin Spacey & Trigger St. Prods., FAHRENHEIT 451 written by Ray Bradbury and co-produced by his Pandemonium Theatre Company, Charles Nelson Reilly's one-man show SAVE IT FOR THE STAGE, CRIMES OF THE HEART starring Morgan Fairchild, Crystal Bernard and Faith Ford, GOLF WITH ALAN SHEPARD starring Charles Durning, Jack Klugman, Paul Dooley and Granville Van Dusen, WRONG TURN AT LUNGFISH by Garry Marshall and Lowell Ganz, starring Hector Elizondo, and AGA BOOM. to name just a few.

Children's Theatre productions include original versions of such classics as: SNOW QUEEN, CINDERELLA!, 3 LITTLE PIGS, BEANSTALK: A TALL TALE, THE MAGIC FLUTE, and SNOW WHITE; as well as many brand new stories such as THE ROOT BEER BANDITS.

In 2002, Mr. Marshall launched a 5-Play subscription series to complement the Falcon's highly successful Children's Theatre programming. The Falcon also presents “The Falcon Family Summer Theatre” each summer, as well as special “Garry Marshall Presents” productions on selected Sunday evenings throughout the year. The Falcon Theatre operates year-round from September through August.

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