Roughing it: How the textured concrete walls of The Girl on the Train went from reference image to reality 

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Christie DeBacker Assistant Charge Scenic Artist

Announcing the Resident Acting Company Casting for the Alley’s 80th Season

Summer Intern Spotlights: Part Three

From Hitchcock to The Girl on the Train: Elements of a Thriller

Alley Theatre Announces Programming Supported by an Our Town Award from the National Endowment for the Arts

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Production Notes

Roughing it: How the textured concrete walls of The Girl on the Train went from reference image to reality 

BY Christie DeBacker Assistant Charge Scenic Artist

Announcing the Resident Acting Company Casting for the Alley’s 80th Season
Announcing the Resident Acting Company Casting for the 2026-2027 Season

BY Caroline Austin

From Hitchcock to The Girl on the Train: Elements of a Thriller

BY Caroline Austin

Romeo and Juliet Transcends Genre

BY Solène Partouche

News

Summer Intern Spotlights: Part One

By Solène Partouche

Finding Our Song: Juneteenth, Houston, and August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come and Gone 

By Russell Boyd

Artistic Director’s Reflections on The Girl on the Train

By Rob Melrose

Sound as Witness: In conversation with Servanté Cook on Music, Community, and the Sounds of August Wilson’s Fences

By Russell Boyd

Dear Alien and the Cosmic Theatre of Advice

By Makaylee Secrest