Lauren Kelly goes behind the scenes at Alley Theatre’s one-woman holiday comedy, The Night Shift Before Christmas. Actor Elissa Cuellar shows the set and props used during Margot’s 75-minute, onstage-only performance.

Alley Theatre Houston reveals its 2025 lineup, including The Body Snatcher world premiere, The Da Vinci Code, and holiday favorite A Christmas Carol.

One of the world’s most beloved detectives is solving a mystery on stage in the U.S. for the very first time - and it’s happening right here in Houston.

Texas Women for the Arts, a program of the Texas Cultural Trust, is awarding over $320,000 in grants to support arts education across Texas

Alley Theatre has turned this legendary tale into a theatrical rollercoaster of accents, disguises, and delightful chaos.

Our Anthony Yanez will be in a different spotlight, taking the stage at Alley Theatre to make his debut performance in the beloved holiday classic: A Christmas Carol!

It is a Houston holiday tradition, "A Christmas Carol" is back at Alley Theatre! Actors Michelle Elaine and Christopher Salazar, who play the roles of Mrs. Fezziwig and Fred, respectively, invited Houston Life’s Melanie Camp on stage to take a look at some of the exciting surprises planned for this year's performance.

This fun ‘play-within-a-play’ follows a group of actors as their behind-the-scenes mishaps turn a simple show into total chaos.

We got a special look behind-the-scenes to see how the show comes together.

It’s the 30-year anniversary of this popular whodunnit, and we’ve got a preview ahead of its opening performance on Friday.

The classic thriller is packed with twists, turns, suspense and romance, (and a real rain scene!) making for a great night out.

Watch as we get a look at this classic novel now on stage through May 5, 2024.

The Alley Theatre has put on a production of ‘A Christmas Carol’ annually since 1989, making it a Houston holiday tradition for families!

A list of festive productions soon taking center stage.

Family, love, and tradition are at the core of a heartwarming play that hits the stage at the Alley Theatre. 'American Mariachi' opens September 22 and runs through October 22. In a time when women could not be mariachi's Luca and her cousin break the mold showing the power of music to celebrate, honor, and heal. Mel Camp takes us inside the rehearsal room of 'American Mariachi'.

Agatha Christie’s ‘The Murder of Roger Ackroyd’ is now playing at Alley Theatre, making it a world premiere adaptation of one of the author’s best-known novels.

20 Insiders were selected to go to the first ever Alley Theatre and KPRC 2 Insiders event: Cocktails and Cases

In a fast-paced ride full of surprises and disguises, ‘Sherlock Holmes And The Case Of The Jersey Lily’ is a fun show for all ages.

Free and open to the public, the festival will feature new plays including readings, workshop performances, and an early draft preview.

This play is based on Ludwig’s hit comedy 'Lend Me A Tenor,' but the roles are reversed and three ladies take the lead.

The curtain has risen on the first-ever Houston Theater Week.

Friday at 3:00 p.m. on Houston Life, was it  Mrs. Peacock in the newsroom with the wrench? Or Colonel Mustard in the studio with the microphone? But where was Miss Scarlet? Based on the hit movie and the classic board game,  ‘Clue’ is now playing at the Alley Theatre. Director Brandon Weinbrenner and local Houston actress Michelle Elaine will join us, Friday at 3:00 p.m. on KPRC 2.

Based on the cult movie and the classic board game, ‘Clue’ is the ultimate whodunit

They are currently in rehearsals for their latest production ‘Noir,’ that is set to debut next month.

Actors Christopher Salazar and Elizabeth Bunch chat about the new whimsical comedy production they both star in.

Light, camera, action!

Don’t miss the timeless romantic classic, SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, at the Alley Theatre.  A playful new adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel following the fortunes (and misfortunes) of the Dashwood sisters —sensible Elinor and sensitive Marianne. Performances March 4 – 27, 2022.

We’re heading back to school with Alley Theatre’s latest production!

Here’s a look at some of the key Houston historical anniversaries coming up during this particular calendar year.

This contest is now closed. Be on the lookout for more current and future giveaways available exclusively to KPRC 2 Insiders on your Insider profile page.

Houstonians can get in the Christmas spirit early thanks to a citywide gift from the Alley Theatre. In partnership with ConocoPhillips, Alley Theatre is offering Houstonians the opportunity to watch its “A Christmas Carol” performance for free. From Dec. 4 - 27, Houstonians can watch a digital production of the timeless holiday classic online. For a complete viewing experience, the Alley Theatre has created a digital program that provides cast bios, sponsor backgrounds, virtual conversations and video interviews with the cast and creative team. Click here to register to receive a private link to view the digital performance of “A Chrismas Carol.”

HOUSTON – The show must go on for Alley Theatre this holiday season. A digital production of “A Christmas Carol,” the timeless holiday classic by Charles Dickens, is in the works, and Houstonians can watch it for free. In a press conference Tuesday, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner joined the theater’s Artistic Director Rob Melrose to announce plans for the virtual production. This holiday season, the Alley Theatre will proudly present a *free* digital production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL! “It’s going to be a very unique, very intimate ‘Christmas Carol’ like none you’ve never seen before and its going to be special," Melrose said.

Yet we come back Houston strong every time. However, Houstons performing arts sector, including the Alley, will be reeling from the pandemic for years to come. A pandemic wont stop Houston audiences from missing their performing arts or from yearning to return to those venues. In Texas the arts support over 375,000 jobs and contribute over $46.5 billion dollars to the state. With help the performing arts will survive.