HQ Function

The headquarters houses administrative offices, two primary performance venues (the Hubbard Theatre and the Neuhaus Theatre), rehearsal halls, costume and prop shops, and other production support facilities.

Notable Features:

Iconic brutalist architecture of the original 1968 building designed by Ulrich Franzen, complemented by extensively modernized interiors from a 2015 renovation. Features state-of-the-art theatrical technology, multiple lobbies, and dedicated spaces for education and community outreach.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, creative, and collaborative environment driven by a passion for theatre. The culture emphasizes artistic innovation, professionalism, and a strong sense of community among staff, artists, and volunteers. Production periods are typically fast-paced and intensive.

HQ Significance:

The Alley Theatre is a cornerstone of Houston's cultural landscape and a significant contributor to the American regional theatre movement. Its headquarters serves as a hub for artistic creation, performance, and education, attracting audiences and artists from across the nation.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects the Alley's commitment to artistic excellence through its advanced facilities, resilience in overcoming challenges (like Hurricane Harvey), and dedication to community engagement through accessible and welcoming spaces.

Location:

While primarily based in Houston, the Alley Theatre enjoys a significant national reputation, evidenced by its Tony Award and its role in developing new plays that often see productions in other cities. The theatre collaborates with national and international artists, and its productions sometimes tour or are co-produced with other major regional theatres, extending its artistic influence beyond Houston. It actively participates in the national theatre conversation through new play commissions and development programs.

Street Address:

615 Texas Avenue

City:

Houston

State/Province:

Texas

Country:

USA