Alley Theatre vows change after artistic director controversies


On then evening of January 9, the Alley Theatre announced in a praise-filled press release that long-time artistic director Gregory Boyd would retire on January 11. The briefness of the two days between the official statement and Boyd’s leaving was noted by many in the city’s arts community. In the next few days, a slew of rumors pairing Boyd with instances of sexual harassment, bullying behavior, and fostering a toxic work environment at Houston’s oldest…

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