Shows
Gift Passes
Gift Passes offer ultimate flexibility as they allow you to see any performance of any production during the season, and you can decide when to redeem them. Alley Theatre Gift Passes are the ideal gift for the theatre lover in your life.
Please note: Each pass is good for one seat, but they are not tickets to a show. Passes must be redeemed for tickets during our 2026-27 Season in order to attend a performance, based on the following conditions:
Gift Pass Conditions:
- Can only be redeemed for tickets to a show occurring between the dates of July 24, 2026 – June 20, 2027.
- Cannot be redeemed for tickets to performances of A Christmas Carol between the dates of December 11 – 26, 2026.
- Are non-refundable, have no cash value, and become void after June 20, 2027.
- Each Gift Pass is exchangeable for one ticket in the designated seating area for performances occurring by June 20, 2027.
After you purchase your Gift Passes, you can redeem them for tickets to a show by calling us at 713.220.5700 or emailing us at boxoffice@alleytheatre.org. Please allow at least 24 hours before your requested performance.
The Girl on the Train
A Woman’s Memory, Her Greatest Betrayal
This modern psychological thriller, adapted from the best-selling novel and hit film, follows Rachel, a woman struggling with dependency. She must piece together her fragmented memories to find a girl who’s gone missing. As her night comes back to her, she considers: who can you trust when you can’t trust yourself?
Based on the bestselling novel by Paula Hawkins
and Dream Works film
Adapted by Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel
Directed by Casey Stangl
July 24 – August 30, 2026
In The Hubbard Theatre
Romeo and Juliet
Timeless Love, Eternal Risk
Set in timeless Verona, two star-crossed souls defy the forces that seek to keep them apart. This production of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy shows how each generation reinvents what it means to love and risk everything for it. Discover why this tale continues to inspire artists, dreamers, and lovers.
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Rob Melrose
September 25 – October 11, 2026
In The Hubbard Theatre
Uhuru
Who Belongs on the Mountain?
An unlikely group takes on a “Tanzanian-only” ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro in this sharp satire. The dramedy follows a Tanzanian-American tourist, two missionaries, and their guide as they make their way toward the “Roof of Africa.” They must confront questions of access, identity, and who deserves a place on the mountain.
By Gloria Majule
Directed by Shariffa Ali
October 16 – November 8, 2026
In The Neuhaus Theatre
Alley All New Festival
Alley All New Festival is back this fall with three days of staged readings. Since its inception in 2016, the festival has become an incubator for world premieres and will feature new works by the boldest voices of American Theatre.
October 23 – 25, 2026
A Christmas Carol
Houston's Holiday Tradition
Rediscover the timeless tale of Ebenezer Scrooge’s transformation as he encounters the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. Be transported into Victorian England with dazzling costumes and stunning sets. Join us for a Dickensian celebration of love, redemption, and the true spirit of Christmas!
From the novella by Charles Dickens
Adapted and originally directed by Rob Melrose
Remount directed by Amber D. Gray
Choreography by Christopher Windom
November 15 – December 27, 2026
In The Hubbard Theatre
The Night Shift Before Christmas
Adult Holiday Comedy
Join Margot on her Christmas Eve shift, braving grumpy drive-thru customers until her late best friend’s ghost warns her of imminent spirits. Margot confronts her inner Scrooge in this holiday show packed with humor and heart.
By Isaac Gómez
Directed by KJ Sanchez
December 4 – 24, 2026
In The Neuhaus Theatre
WOMB 2.0
Secure Clinic, Terrifying Gamble
In the not-so-distant future, an undetectable virus has turned childbirth into a terrifying gamble. Welcome to WMB, an ultra-secure, ultra-sterile, and ultra-exclusive birthing clinic. New recruit Claudia has one job: usher the world’s wealthiest expectant mothers into their nine-month sanctuary. Just make sure the wrong thing doesn’t get inside.
By Marisela Treviño Orta
Directed by Tatiana Pandiani
January 22 – February 7, 2027
In The Hubbard Theatre
The Cherry Orchard
Chekhov’s Masterpiece Stripped Down
One of theatre’s most celebrated works is stripped down to its essentials. An aristocratic family and their servants grapple with the imminent loss of their beloved estate. Meanwhile, their country faces radical, irreversible change. Step into Chekhov’s world as never before.
By Anton Chekhov
Translated by Richard Nelson, Richard Pevear, and Larissa Volokhonsky
Directed by Richard Nelson
February 12 – March 7, 2027
In The Neuhaus Theatre
The Shark is Broken
Iconic, Comedic, Chaotic
Dive behind the scenes of the high-stress production process of Jaws! Young Richard Dreyfuss, steady Roy Scheider, and seasoned Robert Shaw are feuding. The schedule is sinking, the booze is flowing, and yes, the shark is broken. Witness the hilarious clashes of big egos, the endless delays, and the juicy mishaps that forged a cinematic classic.
By Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon
Directed by Brandon Weinbrenner
March 5 – March 21, 2027
In The Hubbard Theatre
Agatha Christie’s Death on The Nile
Luxury Cruise, Deadly Secret, Poirot’s Puzzle
Step aboard for a lush and opulent journey up the Nile! A luxurious honeymoon cruise turns deadly when a murder occurs among wealthy passengers. Hercule Poirot must untangle a web of jealousy and suspicion to identify the killer aboard the ship. Prepare for a thrilling, witty, and dazzling whodunit where everyone has a secret.
Adapted for the Stage by Ken Ludwig
Directed by Eleanor Holdridge
April 9 – April 25, 2027
In The Hubbard Theatre
Marjorie Prime
A New Kind Of Future
An aging woman reconnects with her past through artificial intelligence designed to look and speak like her late husband. This tender drama explores memory, family, reflection, and the stories we cling to. As technology advances, it asks: what does it mean to be remembered?
By Jordan Harrison
Directed by Amber D. Gray
May 7 – May 30, 2027
In The Neuhaus Theatre
Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Just Don’t Break the Rules
This vicious classic pulls you into one unforgettable late night when a couple turns mind games into spousal warfare. Nothing is off-limits. As cocktails flow, boundaries blur, secrets sting and the truth hits hard. It’s all fun and games… until someone breaks the rules.
Directed by Rob Melrose