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Alley Transported brings the magic of live theatre directly to your school! Our touring productions transform cafeterias, libraries, community spaces, gyms, and auditoriums into dynamic performance spaces—no buses or field trips required. This season, we’re offering two exciting shows designed especially for young audiences. These professional performances spark imagination, support curriculum goals, and make theatre an unforgettable part of the school day.

  • Grades K-5: The Brainstormers & Their Cosmic Mission – A fast-paced, interactive adventure that blends STEM learning with outer space exploration – touring FALL 2025
  • Grades 6-12: A fun fast introduction to Shakespeare – touring SPRING 2026

Questions

Elena Valladolid-Rivera
Manager of Emerging Audiences
713-315-5424 | ElenaVR@alleytheatre.org

2025-2026 Alley Transported Offerings

THE BRAINSTORMERS & THEIR COSMIC MISSION
For Grades K-5 | Touring from October 13 to November 21, 2025

By Elizabeth A.M. Keel
Directed by Chaney Tullos
Associate Director Jen Onopa
STEM Consultant Dr. Joy Kelly

Meet The Brainstormers: Naomi, Ferguson and Willa – a Space City trio bound by their love of all things SCIENCE! In this brand-new action-packed play, the mission crew takes on their biggest challenge yet: a group project. When ideas collide, these young thinkers must work together to solve their cosmic dilemma. Boosting STEM TEKS and executive functioning skills, this adventure is as thrilling as it is educational.

Alley Theatre supports educators with an interactive study guide filled with TEKS-aligned activities that extend the learning experience to reinforce critical thinking, collaboration, and curiosity.

COMING SOON: SHAKESPEARE TOUR
For Grades 6-12 | Touring from May 4 to June 12, 2026

Experience Shakespeare like never before in this fast-paced, 45-minute touring show designed for middle and high schools. Performed by a dynamic cast of four, this engaging introduction (or refresher!) brings scenes from multiple plays to life—proving that Shakespeare is not only a genius, but also wildly fun, accessible, and still relevant today.
Sponsors

George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation
W.T. and Louise J. Moran Foundation