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Penelope’s Journey

Author: Lauren Pelletier

The Janeiad is an everyday epic of a modern woman who is guided by Penelope, a central character from Homer’s epic poem The Odyssey.

The Farcical Frenzy of Noises Off: A Look at the History of a Farce

Author: Lauren Pelletier

Farce is a theatre style that can be traced all the way to ancient Greece. At the time, the new style of comedy (aptly called New Comedy) was created by Greek playwright Menander. His work was so influential, that it continues reverberating through our modern understanding of comedic writing.

Announcing the Resident Acting Company Casting for the 2024-25 Season

Author: Lauren Pelletier

Alley Theatre’s Resident Acting Company is a cornerstone of the Alley’s artistic identity. Comprised of eight actors, the company brings a unique and vital element to the Alley’s productions. They are not just performers; they are the heart and soul of the Alley. Resident acting companies are exceptionally rare in modern theatre.

Alley Articulated Updates: Expanding Our Reach Through Arts and Medicine

Author: Lauren Pelletier

Alley Theatre’s Alley Articulated program continues to break new ground, forging deeper connections with Houston’s business and medical communities. We’re excited to announce our growing partnership with the Texas Medical Center, where the power of the arts is being harnessed to enhance both patient care and healthcare provider well-being.

Meet The Cast & Creative Team of Noises Off

Author: Lauren Pelletier

To celebrate 30 years of Summer Chills, we chatted with the Resident Acting Company performing in AND THEN THERE WERE NONE about what this Houston and Alley staple means to them. Here’s what they had to say!

Who was Agatha Christie: A Woman of Mystery

Author: Lauren Pelletier

When you hear the name Agatha Christie, you immediately think of whodunnits. Christie has become a legend in the genre for her captivating plots, iconic characters, and just enough clues to make the audience think they have solved the mystery right before serving an unforgettable plot twist.