Category: 2024-25 Season

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.

Eboni Booth’s Primary Trust is a case of the play that got away and has now returned to the Alley!

If you enjoyed the specialty cocktail for The Emporium, here is your chance to make it yourself at home.

Alley Theatre is proud to celebrate Black History Month 2025, honoring Black communities and creatives.

When I first began discussing Seared with director Brandon Weinbrenner, the idea of jazz emerged almost immediately. It wasn’t a forced concept—it was an instinct, a gut reaction to the rhythms, tensions, and improvisations that define both a high-stakes kitchen and the world of jazz.

In 1949, during the first season at its Berry Avenue location, Alley Theatre took a quiet but significant step toward integration. Eight women from The Links, a prominent Black women’s organization, approached founder Nina Vance with a bold request—to purchase the entire house for a single performance, ensuring a space for Black audiences in an era of strict segregation. Vance agreed, marking a pivotal moment in the theatre’s history.

Inspired by Barack Obama’s reading and music lists, Alley Theatre’s Artistic Team has curated a selection of some of their favorite Black playwrights, plays, literature, arts and media

This February, Alley Theatre is proud to celebrate Black History Month 2025 with a powerful lineup of events honoring Black communities and creatives. It’s a time to amplify Black artists' voices, foster meaningful connections, and ignite essential conversations about representation in the arts.

What a great way to start my new year with you all creating the world for Marisela’s new play.

Indulge your senses in this spicy comedy of culinary chaos and artistic vision that clashes with the hard realities of business.