Oklahoma! 

Music by Richard Rodgers | Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II | Original Choreography by Agnes de Mille | Based on the play Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs

This December, step into Alley Rep’s immersive reimagining of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! — a musical masterpiece transformed for the modern stage. Eight decades after its Broadway debut, Oklahoma! returns with a haunting relevance.

Sassy, sexy, provocative, and probing, Alley Rep. invites you into a world of contemporary cowboys and ranchers of today— this isn’t your grandmother’s Oklahoma! It’s a thrilling exploration of community, identity, falling in love, and the outsider’s place in a land built on resilience and rebellion.

Funny, fierce, and deeply resonant — this is Oklahoma! and an Alley Rep. Christmas Extravaganza as you’ve never seen it before.

Oklahoma! 

Music by Richard Rodgers | Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II | Original Choreography by Agnes de Mille | Based on the play Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs

This December, step into Alley Rep’s immersive reimagining of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! — a musical masterpiece transformed for the modern stage. Eight decades after its Broadway debut, Oklahoma! returns with a haunting relevance.

Sassy, sexy, provocative, and probing, Alley Rep. invites you into a world of contemporary cowboys and ranchers of today— this isn’t your grandmother’s Oklahoma! It’s a thrilling exploration of community, identity, falling in love, and the outsider’s place in a land built on resilience and rebellion.

Funny, fierce, and deeply resonant — this is Oklahoma! and an Alley Rep. Christmas Extravaganza as you’ve never seen it before.

Deep Blue Sound

by Abe Koogler

On an island in the Pacific Northwest, the community gathers to address the disappearance of the local orca pod. Friendships fray, tumors grow, new love blooms, wood is chopped, and poems are written. The seasons change. 

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth? DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Monsters of the American Cinema

by Christian St. Croix  

When Remy Washington inherits a run-down drive-in movie theater, he doesn’t just inherit a screen and a parking lot—he also takes on the unexpected responsibility of raising his late husband’s straight, white teenage son.

A Black gay man, Remy desperately wants to do right by Pup, but in an age of social media, racism, and homophobia, the challenge is steep. Creatures from the Deep Lagoon might be their only hope.

Haunting and funny, Monsters at the American Cinema is a tender tale of fatherhood, loss, and love.