DramaTech Theatre

Even during a pandemic, you can come learn about DramaTech, Georgia Tech's student run theatre organization! During our Open House, you'll have chances to (safely) get involved with performing, sets, lights, sound systems, improv, tap dancing, or even just the social aspect. You can even join in the... [click here for more]

DramaTech presents A Midsummer Night's Dream On a Midsummer’s night, four young lovers find themselves wrapped in the dream-like arms of an enchanted forest where sprites lurk and fairies rule. While a feuding Fairy King and Queen are at war, their paths are crossed by Bottom, Quince and their frien... [click here for more]

Georgia Tech's LGBTQIA Resource Center and African American Student Union present a panel about the involvement of the LGBTQIA movement in racial justice movements in the South. The panelists are all activists  who have been involved with these movements.

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Othello has just happily married Desdemona, but their joy cannot last long, thanks to Iago. Jealous for having been passed over for promotion in favor of the untested soldier, Michael Cassio, he will stop at nothing until he uses Desdemona to destroy the two men he hates. Experience Shakespeare’s ... [click here for more]

One plus one equals comedy gold in the hands of Mo Gaffney and Kathy Najimy. Based on their very popular Off-Broadway show, the Kathy and Mo Show, Parallel Lives is a series of duets that take a progressive look at the games men and women play to get through everyday life. [click here for more]

Join the exploits of a band of mismatched cartoon stereotypes on a wild ride through this animated world, Cartoon is a devilishly violent social commentary that explores the rapid coalescence of media, politics and consumer giants. A young, idealistic upstart named Trouble steals the giant hammer th... [click here for more]

Come see a new dance by Blake Beckham, presented by the Lucky Penny. Through evocative movement, original sound, and exquisite design, Dearly Departures explores distance and connectivity, leaving, loss and the mutable nature of staying in touch. [click here for more]

Who says smart guys aren't funny? YouTube comedian Tim Lee (Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolution) joins Georgia Tech professor Dr. Pete Ludovice for a night of hilarity. Both men will bring their science-meets-laughs routines that the have The New York Times dubbed, cerebral comedy." $25" [click here for more]