Alley Theatre Announces Cast and Creative Team for Peter Shaffer's Amadeus
Starting in April on the Hubbard stage is the Alley Theatre's production of the thrilling and wickedly sharp Amadeus.
Starting in April on the Hubbard stage is the Alley Theatre's production of the thrilling and wickedly sharp Amadeus.
Starting in April on the Hubbard stage is the Alley Theatre's production of the thrilling and wickedly sharp Amadeus.
Starting in April on the Hubbard stage is the Alley Theatre's production of the thrilling and wickedly sharp Amadeus.
Thrillpeddlers is happy to announce that after its record-breaking 22 month run of the award-winning production of PEARLS OVER SHANGHAI, they are presenting composer Scrumbly Koldewyn's revival of the 1972 Musical revue extravaganza VICE PALACE: The Last Cockettes Musical at the Hypnodrome Theatre f
Starting this month on the Hubbard stage is the Alley Theatre's powerful new production of Tracy's Lett's August: Osage County.
Starting this month on the Hubbard stage is the Alley Theatre's powerful new production of Tracy's Lett's August: Osage County.
Starting this month on the Hubbard stage is the Alley Theatre's powerful new production of Tracy's Lett's August: Osage County.
Houston's seasonal favorite that the Houston Press described as having 'Spectacular London sets .
Houston's seasonal favorite that the Houston Press described as having 'Spectacular London sets .
Houston's seasonal favorite that the Houston Press described as having 'Spectacular London sets .
Houston's seasonal favorite that the Houston Press described as having 'Spectacular London sets .
Houston's seasonal favorite that the Houston Press described as having 'Spectacular London sets .
Artistic Director Gregory Boyd announces the cast and artistic team for Alley Theatre's production of Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up, J.
New York Times calls the play 'perfect, demented, ecstatic, sadistic and imaginative.
Artistic Director Gregory Boyd announces the cast and artistic team for Alley Theatre's production of Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up, J.
New York Times calls the play 'perfect, demented, ecstatic, sadistic and imaginative.
New York Times calls the play 'perfect, demented, ecstatic, sadistic and imaginative.
New York Times calls the play 'perfect, demented, ecstatic, sadistic and imaginative.