Subject: Cyrano de Bergerac

• The Mausoleum Museum

  February 17, 1994

• To Lie For

  April 25, 1996

• Venus Envy

  March 5, 1998

• The Alley's Cyrano is an over-the-top period piece

  On the Nose

  October 23, 2008

• Cyrano de Bergerac

  The Alley Theatre stages the woes of a large-nosed soldier in love

  October 2, 2008

• Heavy Stuff

  Everyone loses in Breillat's battle of the sexes -- and sisters

  May 30, 2002

• A year of brave new companies, of fresh keen moments, and of Beckett and Albee evermore

  January 6, 1994

• Alley Theater To Produce Yet Another Frank Wildhorn Musical; Stunned World Asks "Why?"

  The Alley Theater has announced its 2009-10 season; it includes productions of recent Broadway comedies Boeing, Boeing and Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps, which should be fun.But the announcement also contains much more ominous news, consisting of just five words: Yet. Another. Frank. Wildhorn. Musical.For some odd reason, Houston has been a dedicated incubator of Wildhorn's bland, overblown musicals which have baffled Broadway critics for years. TUTS and the Alley can share blame for, say, Jek

  May 27, 2009

• Open House: En Garde at the Alley Theatre This Sunday

  Photo courtesy of the Alley Theatre Brian Brynes (left) demonstrates stage combat on the Alley Theatre's Hubbard Stage.​All you people out there who've spent years fencing with empty paper towel rolls and plastic swords, this is your chance to pick up techniques and strategies from the real players -- actors who fence on stage at the Alley Theatre. Actor Brian Byrnes -- who has employed his love of fighting into roles at the Alley's Cyrano de Bergerac, Othello and The Pillowman -- wil

  August 27, 2009