The Absurdity of Victorian Aristocrats in The Importance of Being Earnest
Victorian England was, more than anything, a world of manners.Continue reading→
Specialty Cocktail: The Importance of Being Earnest
If you enjoyed the specialty cocktail at The Importance of Being Earnest, here’s how you can make it at home.Continue reading→
Meet the Panelists for our February 12 Alley Chat
Following the February 12th performance of Real Women Have Curves, Alley Theatre is excited to host a panel of local, Latina entrepreneurs who will connect their personal experiences as business owners to those reflected on the stage!Continue reading→
Celebrate New Alley Theatre Managing Director’s 100th day with us!
Texas native Jennifer Bielstein has officially been at the Alley for 100 days. Watch Resident Acting Company Member Elizabeth Bunch interview her on her time at the Alley and Houston!Continue reading→
Pasadena Library Celebrates Real Women Have Curves
Alley Theatre has partnered with El Zócalo member Pasadena Public Library to help create greater awareness around our current production of Real Women Have Curves.Continue reading→
Alley Theatre Celebrates Black History Month
Black history isn’t frozen in time. It lives, breathes, argues, laughs, remembers, and keeps moving. Continue reading→
Style and Syntax in Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest
Few writers wear the title “literary legend” as comfortably or as stylishly as Oscar Wilde.Continue reading→
The Lasting Power of Real Women Have Curves
Since its world premiere in 1990, Josefina López’s Real Women Have Curves has become a landmark work in American theater and film, a cornerstone of Latina storytelling that continues to resonate over three decades later.Continue reading→