A Special Farewell to Todd Waite
After 25 years, Todd Waite bids farewell to the Resident Acting Company. Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery marks Waite’s final production as a Resident Acting Company member, and the sixth and final time as Sherlock Holmes.Continue reading→
Artistic Director Rob Melrose’s Reflections – Noël Coward’s Private Lives
Plenty of people are funny—but only a rare few have wit so sharp, so dazzling, it becomes legendary.Continue reading→
Born with Teeth Heads to the West End for European Premiere
Alley Theatre is thrilled to announce that Liz Duffy Adams’ critically acclaimed Born with Teeth is heading across the pond! This steamy, sharp-witted drama imagining a collaboration between literary titans William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe will make its European premiere in London’s West End.Continue reading→
Artistic Director Rob Melrose’s Reflections – Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville
It’s a true delight to bring one of the most iconic Sherlock Holmes stories to an audience as passionate about these tales as you are.Continue reading→
Artistic Director Rob Melrose’s Reflections – Primary Trust
Eboni Booth’s Primary Trust is a case of the play that got away and has now returned to the Alley!Continue reading→
The Resident Acting Company on the Alley’s 2025-2026 Season
These seven actors are featured in a variety of roles throughout our season. You won’t believe their range from dramas to comedies! Look around and see why they are excited about our upcoming productions.Continue reading→
Specialty Cocktail: Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville
If you enjoyed the specialty cocktail for The Emporium, here is your chance to make it yourself at home.Continue reading→
Announcing the Resident Acting Company Casting for the 2025-2026 Season
The Alley’s Resident Acting Company is a cornerstone of its artistic identity. Comprised of seven actors, the Company brings a unique and vital element to Alley’s productions. They are not just performers; they are the heart and soul of the Alley. Continue reading→
