
The Alley Theater presents...
Young Frankenstein
by Mel Brooks
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
We like our October shows to be spooky and special, and this year is no exception. We present the hit Broadway musical from Mel Brooks himself.
| Oct 08 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Oct 09 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Oct 25 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Oct 26 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Oct 31 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Nov 01 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Nov 02 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
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The Alley Theater presents...
Kafka''s Metamorphosis
by Franz Kafka
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
Opening our fall season will be the show that started it all: the first play ever performed at the original Alley Theater. We''re proud to present a special re-mounting of this stage adaptation of Frankz Kafka''s classic novella.
| Sep 12 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Sep 13 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Sep 14 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Sep 19 2013 | 07:00 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Sep 20 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Sep 21 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Sep 26 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Sep 27 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Sep 28 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
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The Alley Theater presents...
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 12
by The Alley Theater
inThe Alley Cabaret
When we last saw Buffy she was a in San Francisco, barely out of
high school, and still keeping the world safe from vampires and other things that
go bump in the night...
But now it's 10 years later and Buffy is a
single mom in her 30's trying to put all of that otherworld nonsense behind her.
We all know what happens next, don't we?
Join
us as we put The Alley Theater spin on yet other beloved franchise, picking up
where the movie, television show, and comic books left off. And bring it
to it's knees: Sunnydale style.
| Aug 03 2013 | 10:00 PM | $10 | BUY |
| Aug 10 2013 | 10:00 PM | $10 | BUY |
| Aug 17 2013 | 10:00 PM | $10 | BUY |
| Aug 24 2013 | 10:00 PM | $10 | BUY |
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The Alley Theater presents...
Point Break Live!
by Jamie Keeling
Directed by Scott Davis
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
Can U Keanu?
The movie "Point Break" concerns
Johnny Utah (played by Keanu Reeves), a former college-football star who is now a FBI agent. Utah is
looking for a bank robber, Bodhi Sativa (Patrick Swayze), who is also a surfer, skydiver,
adrenaline-addicted Zen master.
"Point Break Live!" is about the same thing but with the
attitude than any random person off the street could out act Keanu. So we
pull up an audience member nightly to do just that! Bank Robberies,
Car Chases, Sky Diving, Gunfights, Surfing, and Gary Busey. This play has
it all.. Get caught up in the action in this Alley Theater favorite!
| Jun 21 2013 | 06:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Jun 22 2013 | 06:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Jun 28 2013 | 06:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Jun 29 2013 | 06:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Jul 12 2013 | 06:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Jul 13 2013 | 06:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Jul 19 2013 | 06:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Jul 20 2013 | 06:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
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The Alley Theater presents...
Serial to Stage: Chapter 3
by The Alley Theater
inThe Alley Cabaret
The third installment of our wildly popular, completely farcical adaptation of two classic space opera serials brings Commando Cody and Flash Gordon rocketing back to pick up where the cliff-hanger left you breathless.
If you missed the last installments, don't panic!
(sorry, wrong play) There will be a fast paced, hysterical and possibly completely innacurate recap of "Our story so far..." to make sure you're all caught up and rooting for the right people. Come hang out with the Radar Men From The Moon and Ming the Merciless as only the Alley is willing to present them.
| May 31 2013 | 10:00 PM | $10 | BUY |
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The Alley Theater presents...
Top Secret
by The Alley Theater
Directed by Joey Arena & Todd Zeigler
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
Our brand new original multimedia interactive full length stage production of our parody on the 1984 Zucker Brothers parody of WWII spy movies (a parody of a parody? It's the Inception of parodies!) in which an American rock and roll singer becomes involved in a resistance plot to rescue a scientist imprisoned in East Germany.
We are giving this show the "Full Alley" Treatment by combining the directors of
Evil Dead: The Musical and
The Matrix: Live to revive your favorite moments in the adventures of Nick Rivers, Hillary, Cederic, Latrine, Daquios, Deja-Vu, Chocolate Mousse and Nigel as they work under the mysterious Resistance leader known only as "The Torch".
Underwater saloon fights, Audience participation, Nazis, Bad puns, Sight gags, Surboards and Shotguns and a Cow in rain boots..
How silly can you get?
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| May 26 2013 | 02:00 PM | $20 | BUY |
| May 31 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
| Jun 01 2013 | 07:30 PM | $20 | BUY |
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Bottoms UP! Productions presents...
OMELET: The Prince of Dennys
by Colby Ballowe
Directed by Amos Dreisbach
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
The story follows the basic outline of William Shakespeare's classic work, The
Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark, but with a very significant twist... What
really happened the night Claudius allegedly murdered Hamlet's father, the king?
Only ghosts from beyond the grave really know, and the answer is a little
sillier than you might expect. Mixing Elizabethan and Modern language and
sensibility, Omelet (er, Hamlet) explores universal and existential themes in a
way that is both familiar and fresh.
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Inhuman:a festival of new american undead theater presents...
Suckers
by Duncan Pflaster
Directed by Martin French
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
In a late night coffee shop full of vampires, people, and poseurs, Elvis has taken an interest in the human woman, Romaine. In her, he thinks he's found his perfect vampire queen to keep his underlings happy. She's not a man, she's not white, and she's not gay. But she, and the underlings, may have second opinions about this.
Suckers received six nominations in the 2009 Planet Connections Theater Festivity Awards. Pflaster has received numerous awards and nominations worldwide for his plays.
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Inhuman:a festival of new american undead theater presents...
Bits And Pieces
inThe Clint Vaught Experimental Theater
Bits and Pieces is a collection of short plays presented to you in one sitting and includes the following plays:
- To Kill a Zombie by Martin French
Directed by Jillian Spencer
Justine and Moll are surivors of the zombie apocalypse. They're dealing with it in different ways. Justine hides. Moll drinks. When the zombies find them, only one thing more infectious than a zombie virus can save them: Tequila. (Not the drink.)
Martin French was the conceptual mastermind of The Alley's 2012 election-season parody Electile Dysfunction and the director of The Alley's current late night pastiche 9 Plans for Ed Wood. He also puts his directorial talents to use in the Inhuman:a production of Suckers. - The Possethsion by Ron Burch
Directed by Kimby Peterson
A teenage girl is possessed by a demon from the ninth circle of Hell, and her mom and dad have to decide whom they prefer: the daughter, or the demon.
Mr. Burch is an LA-based stage and screenwriter whose screen credits include Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Yours, Mine & Ours, and Head Over Hells. His 10-minute play Entranced won the Audience Award at last year's Inhuman:a Festival. His play The Baby was a finalist for the National 10-Minute Play contest at Actors Theatre of Louisville. - The Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allan Poe, adapted for the stage by Alex Broun
Directed by Valerie Hopkins
Australian playwright Alex Broun and Louisville director/choreographer Valerie Hopkins bring this movement-based adaptation of Poe's classic short story to the stage. A party of revelers discover there is no escape from a plague that threatens to destroy humanity.
Mr. Broun makes our festival a celebration of international spookiness. A prolific short play writer, 70 of his works have been performed over 600 times in 17 countries. - Darkness by Ruben Carbajal
Directed by Todd Zeigler
A man discovers a monster under his bed and tries to reason with it. But reason won't save him from the surprise it has in store.
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Inhuman:a festival of new american undead theater presents...
The Church of Saint Bearer
by Irene L. Pynn
Directed by Michael Harris
inThe Clint Vaught Experimental Theater
A priest must protect his rapidly unraveling flock from hoards of ravenous undead outside, while facing the most impossible questions: "Where is god?", "What's the point of going on?", and "If those things outside aren't the formerly dead, then what are they?"
Playwright Pynn is a graduate of Seton Hall University's Writing Popular Fiction MFA program. A writer of sci fi short stories, interactive young audience plays, and young adult fantasy novels, she is also an avid fan of anagrams. Pynn is also the creator of the Creepy Luny Inn Radio Adventure Show
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The Alley Theater presents...
Inhuman:A Festival of New American Undead Theater
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
Louisville's other premier play fesitval returns for a second year to bring you the best in original supernatural themed theater. With subjects ranging from monsters under the bed to vampires and zombies, both dramatic and humorous, these original full length and short plays provide a unique theater experience that you'll only find at The Alley Theater.
Available Ticket Packages:
- Full Ticket Package - $45 - Click Here
Includes one ticket to each of the fesitval plays: Suckers, Goblin Univers,,The Church of Saint Bearer as well as Bits and Pieces. - Mainstage Package - $30 - Click Here
Includes one ticket to both Suckers and Goblin Universe. - Small Stage Package - $20 - Click Here
Includes one ticket to both Bits and Pieces and The Church of Saint Bearer.
This Year's Selections:
(Click any title for description and ticket purchase)
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Inhuman:a festival of new american undead theater presents...
Goblin Universe
by Greg Paul
Directed by Todd Zeigler
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
Howard is a down-on-his-luck cryptozoologist who spends all his time – and money – chasing after elusive creatures like Bigfoot, Mothman, The Loveland Frog and The Jersey Devil.
The thing is.. these creatures exist. And as Howard finds out, maybe they don't want to be found...
The Alley's production of
Goblin Universe will be a world premiere for Greg Paul, a teaching artist at the Manhattan New Music Project and theatre professor at Baruch College.
Warning: This play contains small instances of of porographics images, coarse language and mild simulated interdimensional interspecies sex.Return to Festival PageRead The Review HereReturn to Homepage
Draven The Illusionist presents...
Dreamscape
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
An evening of illusion with Draven The Illusionist
With special guests The Blue Moon Circus.
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Pretty Things Productions presents...
Pretty Things Peepshow
by Pretty Things Productions
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
Half Sideshow Half Burlesque ALL awesome!Current Cast: Go-Go Amy, Lil Miss Firefly, Vivacious Miss Audacious, and Mr. Donny V.The Pretty Things Peepshow performs a unique blend of sexy circus sideshow stunts as well as burlesque and vaudeville acts in a new genre of entertainment called "BROADVILLE" This combination of hot broads performing a new and exciting brand of vaudeville has been sweeping the nation with The Pretty Things Peepshow on the forefront of this entertainment revolution. Come and see for yourself what happens when the talented temptresses perform acts of skill and seduction!!
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The Alley Theater Mainstage Series presents...
The History of the Devil
by Clive Barker
Directed by John Hetzel
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
A deprived and lovelorn Satan is sick and tired of living in Hell. He bemoans the loss of his angel-wings, his freedom of flight, his elegance, and grace. And he misses God. So he calls a trial, his appeal, to seek re-admittance into Heaven. As the trial moves through space and time, we revisit scenes of humanity's great failures - or are they the work of the Devil, his own wicked crimes? If Satan wins his day in court, he'll be with his Father in Heaven. And if he loses? He'll spend eternity here with us - on Earth.
PLEASE NOTE: This show contains strong language and nudity.Read The Review HereReturn to Homepage
The Alley Theater presents...
9 Plans for Ed Wood!
by The Alley Theater
Directed by Martin French
inThe Alley Cabaret
Edward D. Wood Jr...
Writer. Director, Producer. Actor. Film Editor.
Even though he didn't do any of them particularly well, there is another word to add now: Icon.
9 Plans For Ed Wood!, improvised at The Alley, brings the great director to life along with some of his cohorts to give you the answers to many of the questions you never asked.
Questions like
- What if he had done that Bible picture?
- What if he got to make a blockbuster?
- and Surely anyone could have made this shit better than he did?
There will be feeble sets, shoddy costumes and appalling special effects. There should even be some laughs too.
Running for 8 performances (which is 7 more than most of his films got first time out),
9 Plans for Ed Wood! will interrupt your usual Saturday night broadcast.
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The Alley Theater presents...
Serial to Stage: Chapter 2
by The Alley Theater
inThe Alley Cabaret
The second installment of our wildly popular, completely farcical adaptation of
two classic space opera serials brings Commando Cody and Flash Gordon rocketing
back to pick up where the cliff-hanger left you breathless.
If you missed the first installment,
don't panic!
(sorry, wrong play) There will be a fast paced and
hysterical recap of Chapter One to make sure you're all caught up and rooting
for the right people. Come hang out with the Radar Men From The Moon and
Ming the Merciless as only the Alley is willing to present them.
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The Alley Theater Mainstage Series presents...
The Book of Liz
by Amy and David Sedaris
Directed by Todd Ziegler
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
Sister Elizabeth Donderstock is Squeamish, who makes cheese balls that sustain the existence of her entire religious community, Clusterhaven. However, she feels unappreciated and decides to try her luck in the outside world. Along the way, she meets a Cockney-speaking Ukrainian immigrant couple who find her a job waiting tables at Plymouth Crock, a family restaurant run almost entirely by recovering alcoholics. Things are going great for Liz. Meanwhile, back at Clusterhaven, Liz's compatriots just can't seem to duplicate her cheese ball recipe, and it's going to cost them their quaint, cloistered lifestyle. They are panic-stricken and desperate.
Will the cheese balls ever taste good again?
Will Liz go back to save the Squeamish?
Starring: Madeleine Dee, JP Lebangood, Chris Petty, Emma Johnson, Susan Crocker, and Featuring Erica McClure
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Draven the Illusionsit presents...
Dreamscape
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater

The Alley Theater presents...
Witness
by Terrance McNally
Directed by Joey Arena
inThe Clint Vaught Experimental Theater
A young man intends to assasinate the president as his motorcade drives by. He has a man tied to a chair to witness the event in order to attest to his sanity. The window washer helps himself to the booze, and the comely upstairs neighbor decides this is the perfect time to meet. And then it gets strange...
A timely and bitingly satirical black comedy which gives as much pause as laughter in it's antic depiction of a would-be assassin and the odd assortment of visitors who unknowingly intrude on his moment of truth.
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The Alley Theater presents...
Witness
by Terrance McNally
Directed by Joey Arena
inThe Clint Vaught Experimental Theater
A young man intends to assasinate the president as his motorcade drives by. He has a man tied to a chair to witness the event in order to attest to his sanity. The window washer helps himself to the booze, and the comely upstairs neighbor decides this is the perfect time to meet. And then it gets strange...
A timely and bitingly satirical black comedy which gives as much pause as laughter in it's antic depiction of a would-be assassin and the odd assortment of visitors who unknowingly intrude on his moment of truth.
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The Alley Theater presents...
Serial to Stage: Chapter 1
by The Alley Theater Ensemble
inThe Clint Vaught Experimental Theater
We kick off
new Sci-Fi adventures off this season with the first episode in the classic adventure serials,
Flash Gordon: Space Soldiers and
Commando Cody: Zombies of the Stratosphere!
“Flash” is the original science fiction film serial. Told in 13 parts, it follows Flash as he attempts to stop the planet Mongo on its collision course with Earth and defeat Mongo’s evil ruler, the merciless Emperor Ming! “Commando Cody” features the rocket-powered, high-flying adventurer Commando Cody. Cody and his jetpack must fight Martian invaders, a hydrogen bomb, gangsters, runaway trains, and giant robots
to save the earth!
We'll be doing each chapter in three-week installments on Friday nights over the course of the season,
as only the Alley can.
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The Alley Theater Mainstage Series presents...
Living Dead In Denmark
by Qui Ngyuen
Directed by Tony Smith
inThe Ron Tasman Mainstage Theater
The Author of
Fight Girl Battle World returns to the Alley with a tale of Shakespearean zombies, sword fighting, true love and Kung-Fu. Join the ressurected Lady MacBeth, Ophelia and Juliet as they follow Fortinbras to save the world of the living from the not-living army being led by the Rightful King of Denmark and Titania the fairy queen. Who is, of course, a dude in a dress..
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