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Our students, driven by a love for stage and screen, gain hands-on experience making plays, film, and animation projects in front of an audience or camera, behind the scenes, in the director’s chair, on the design team, and in the critic’s corner. They are also simultaneously studying these art forms in-depth.  Many students seek more advanced training and study in their main areas of interest, while others may aim for a bigger picture or wide variety of experience that could include a second major, a minor, or a certificate program. Their creative collaborations and academic achievements lay the foundation for building crucial professional relationships and developing essential problem-solving skills for success in their careers. Along with our faculty, staff, and graduate students pursuing PhDs or MFAs, our program is leading the way in film and theatre in the state of Georgia and beyond.

 

Our program is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Theatre (NAST) and is also a member of the University Resident Theatre Association (URTA).


THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS

The cast and crew of UGA Theatre's production of Little Shop of Horrors (April 2024). 

UGA Theatre currently produces four shows annually, two per semester. The first production of each semester is held in the Cellar Theatre, an intimate, 100-seat black box venue. The second production of each semester is held in the magnificent Fine Arts Theatre, a historic space that was renovated in 2007 to reflect its original 1940s splendor. Our productions offer students a wide variety of opportunities both on stage and off: performing, costuming, makeup, scenic design, stage management, scene building, painting, sound design, lighting design, front-of-house work, and much more. Audiences can expect productions that challenge convention and provide fresh, engaging takes on both classic plays and new works.

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Latest News

The Mellon Grant for Building Southern Intersectional Futures and Maria Chryssopoulos present Yesterday is Dead, an original one-woman show. Written by, directed by, and starring Maria Chryssopoulos.
Craig Houk and the Athens Playwrights’ Workshop will present the new play Tracks: A Magical Realist Tragedy by playwriting faculty John Bray for two nights only at the Marigold Auditorium for Arts and Culture in Winterville, Georgia.
Thank you to all who auditioned! Callbacks will be held in room 352 on Thursday, April 24th. Please check below to see what time you are called. Please wear clothing you can move in as you will be asked to do some ensemble work and to read sides.

Upcoming Events

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Dina Canup (University of Georgia)
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Fine Arts Building | Lobby
Dina Canup (University of Georgia)
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Fine Arts Building | Lobby

Support us

We appreciate your financial support. Your gift is important to us and helps support critical opportunities for students and faculty alike, including lectures, travel support, and any number of educational events that augment the classroom experience. Click here to learn more about giving.

Every dollar given has a direct impact upon our students and faculty.

Our Graduate Programs

Our department promotes the study and practice of dramatic art across all cultures and in all its current media, including stage, film, digital animation, and interactive narrative.

We offer graduate degree programs with specializations:

Technical Director Ali Hooks with MFA Scenic Design graduate student Jack Stoffel.
Technical Director Ali Hooks with MFA Scenic Design graduate student Jack Stoffel.