Upcoming Shows & Events
Sorority House of the Dead
Performances: December 8-17, 2023
It’s 1987 and the sorority sisters of Delta Pi Sigma are looking for new blood. Three newbies to the rush party discover the the sisters are “like, totally vampires.” This goofy, gory, glorious homage to the horror movies that ruled the video stores of the 1980s has it all: Big hair! Broad shoulder pads! Buckets of blood!
Disaster!
This send-up of 1970s disaster films is more nostalgic (and funnier) than catastrophes have any right to be. Never before have earthquakes, piranhas, killer bees, and tidal waves made you feel quite so much like… dancing? Get out your Gogo boots and polish up the disco ball, then strap in for fun.
Cyrano de Bergerac
A retelling of the classic tale that has inspired countless poets and lovers to face their own self-doubt, Cyrano is a familiar story. But this time it’s set against the backdrop of the 1920s, and still a timeless, exhilarating, funny, and moving story about friendship, unrequited love, and being true to yourself.
The Hello Girls
Set during World War I, this raucous and beautiful musical tells the story of the U.S. Army’s first female telephone operators unit. Their service shattered barriers, saved lives, and paved the way for generations of women in the Armed Services. An ever-changing world is on the line–will you answer the call?
Pride and Prejudice
In a world where women are expected to be seen and not heard, Jane Austen’s female characters missed the memo. Join us as we take a turn about the room, fall in and out of love, and most importantly, enjoy the wit and candor of Elizabeth Bennet, one of literature’s most empathetic heroines.
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Thalian Blackfriars New Works Play Festival
The Thalian Blackfriars, founded in 1893, are the oldest student theatre group at UGA and the second oldest in the country. They are dedicated to producing and creating new work that excites today's students. This Festival will showcase new works written...
Annual Awards Celebration – 70th Season
We've had a fruitful 70th season, so now it's thyme to party!Join us for Town & Gown's ANNUAL AWARDS CELEBRATIONSunday, September 10th5:30 PMFoxglove Plantbar1063 Baxter Street #600Lettuce say farewell to our 2022/2023 shows with an evening of food,...
Last Summer at Bluefish Cove
Show Dates: August 11-13 and 17-20
Lil and her female friends have been coming to the cove for years. But how will they react when a woman fleeing her marriage stumbles into their vacation colony?
Perfect Arrangement
Show Dates: September 29-October 1 and October 5-8.
Perfect Arrangement merges madcap I Love Lucy sitcom-style laughs with provocative drama as two closeted U.S. State Department employees struggle to maintain their cover (and their sanity) in 1950s America. Sure, this was a long time ago… but just how far have we really come since The Lavender Scare?
Sorority House of the Dead
Performances: December 8-17, 2023
It’s 1987 and the sorority sisters of Delta Pi Sigma are looking for new blood. Three newbies to the rush party discover the the sisters are “like, totally vampires.” This goofy, gory, glorious homage to the horror movies that ruled the video stores of the 1980s has it all: Big hair! Broad shoulder pads! Buckets of blood!
Disaster!
This send-up of 1970s disaster films is more nostalgic (and funnier) than catastrophes have any right to be. Never before have earthquakes, piranhas, killer bees, and tidal waves made you feel quite so much like… dancing? Get out your Gogo boots and polish up the disco ball, then strap in for fun.
Cyrano de Bergerac
A retelling of the classic tale that has inspired countless poets and lovers to face their own self-doubt, Cyrano is a familiar story. But this time it’s set against the backdrop of the 1920s, and still a timeless, exhilarating, funny, and moving story about friendship, unrequited love, and being true to yourself.
The Hello Girls
Set during World War I, this raucous and beautiful musical tells the story of the U.S. Army’s first female telephone operators unit. Their service shattered barriers, saved lives, and paved the way for generations of women in the Armed Services. An ever-changing world is on the line–will you answer the call?
Pride and Prejudice
In a world where women are expected to be seen and not heard, Jane Austen’s female characters missed the memo. Join us as we take a turn about the room, fall in and out of love, and most importantly, enjoy the wit and candor of Elizabeth Bennet, one of literature’s most empathetic heroines.
A God in the House
A God in the HouseWritten by Peter SelginDirected by Léland DownsJudith Birch, a music teacher stricken with Alzheimer's disease, wants to end her life; Dr. Peter Katseus, a former pathologist, has invented a device for helping the terminally ill "die with dignity"...