(Not So) Lost in Translation: Bilingual Theater in Uhuru
In Gloria Majule’s Uhuru, language is an immediate source of social tension.Continue reading→
The History of Romeo and Juliet
The phrase ‘Romeo and Juliet’ is instantly evocative.Continue reading→
Notes on the Costume Design of A Christmas Carol
The costumes for A Christmas Carol took shape over several years, through the imagination and skill of a large team of collaborators. Continue reading→
Roughing it: How the textured concrete walls of The Girl on the Train went from reference image to reality
When we received Klara Zieglerova’s set design for Girl on The Train, she included a reference image of a highly textured concrete wall that would serve as the face of the omnipresent train bridge.Continue reading→
Announcing the Resident Acting Company Casting for the Alley’s 80th Season
Tony Award-winning Alley Theatre and Artistic Director Rob Melrose announces the Resident Acting Company casting for its 80th Season.Continue reading→
Summer Intern Spotlights: Part Three
Every summer, Alley Theatre provides internships for students across our departments, including theatre production, arts administration, and non-profit marketing and management. Meet the third set of this year’s incredible interns: Anna, Lulani, Meredith, Karis, Federico, and Meredith.Continue reading→
From Hitchcock to The Girl on the Train: Elements of a Thriller
There’s something undeniably satisfying about a thriller that keeps you guessing.Continue reading→
Alley Theatre Announces Programming Supported by an Our Town Award from the National Endowment for the Arts
Alley Theatre is pleased to announce its programming supported by an Our Town Award from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).Continue reading→