Classical music composer Katherine Kennicott Davis wrote the song The Little Drummer Boy, based on a traditional Czech carol, in 1941. The Trapp Family Singers recorded it in 1951 and made it a popular tune, recorded by virtually every singer since including Johnny Cash, Marlene Dietrich, Jimi Hendrix, The Jackson Five and on and on to Justin Bieber. The Troubadour Theater Company has put their own special twist on the tale. As usual, they have combined a classical tale with pop music and the result is Little Drummer Bowie at the Falcon Theatre in Burbank.

The Troubadours have taken on the original Andersen tale, The Snow Queen, with their usual brand of buffoonery, including a toe-tapping song list by the rock group Queen.

The Troubadour Theater Company, headed by Matt Walker, has taken classic Abba songs and inserted them, quite logically and very cleverly, into a reimagining of the classic Greek tragedy Agamemnon.

The Troubies are slaying the legend of Rudolph the Red­Nosed Reindeer to the music of the Doors in the aptly titled Rudolph the Red-Nosed ReinDOORS.

The Troubadour Theater Company has melded Two Gentlemen of Verona with song and dance performed to music by the band Chicago and has rendered an energetic, comedic romp entitled Two Gentlemen of Chicago.

Troubadour Theater Company took on two classic tales, A Christmas Story and West Side Story, and merged them together into one epic story. A Christmas Westside Story has been highly praised by the critics.

The story of the Nativity to the tunes of piano man Billy Joel. The Troubadour Theater Company’s holiday show.

Oedipus the King, Mama! is a musical parody of Sophocles’ play, of musical shtick, of Elvis mania and of cheesy theatrical devices.

The parody of Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors mixed with the music of American rock icon, Aerosmith.