Kenya's entertainment culture is built around a music scene of East African and global influence. The benga rhythm — a guitar music tradition developed by Luo musicians in the 1960s by fusing the traditional nyatiti lyre with electric guitar — is the foundational Kenyan popular music form. The Sauti za Busara festival in Zanzibar (accessible from Mombasa) and the Blankets and Wine outdoor music event in Nairobi each bring East African music to international attention. The Nairobi Film Festival, the Kenya National Theatre's production season, and the Alliance Française cultural programme add formal entertainment registers. The Maasai cultural performances and the Kikuyu competitive dance events in the central highlands add traditional entertainment. The country's growing stand-up comedy scene, developed through YouTube and live performance, has produced internationally touring comics.