DramaTech Theatre

Join us for our Open House performances THIS WEEKEND, Friday and Saturday! Shows are at 8pm and house opens at 7!
The shows are pay what you can with a suggestion of $5-10!
Each show will feature musical and non-musical acts, a host act, an improv performance by our very own LTT! and a tap performance on Friday by our lovely DT3!

See you there!

Do you have a passion or even just a curiosity for performing? Are you eager to see how it feels to bring a story to life on our blackbox stage? If so, we invite you to audition with us, no preparation required! Whether you’re an experienced actor or brand new to the world of theater, we encourage you to come to our drop-in open auditions for Open House acts. If cast, you’ll attend some rehearsals throughout the week and perform at our Open House showcase at the end of the week!

Hold down the fort(s) with us at this fun-filled night of pillow fights, team games, and a movie after dinner. Stay for just the first game or until the wee hours of the morning, but join us here for some fun! We will have pizza and snacks around dinner time, so you won’t want to miss this night of pure enjoyment!

Do you like to sing? Whether you are a shower singing rockstar or not, we want you to come and give it a shot with your favorite tunes! No talent required, just show up and grab the mic, or if you’d rather just watch, take a seat and cheer on your friends. Join us and have a blast!

Come ask us questions about who we are and what we do as the theater club on campus! Whether you’re interested in acting, technical theatre, improv, tap dancing, marketing, or leadership opportunities, we have them all. Also, eat our free ice cream!

** time correction: 6-8pm!

Come join us for a casual, carefree night of games! We have a variety of tabletop games and video games to offer. We will also have free food for you to enjoy. Please join us for a night of laughter, friendly competition, fun vibes, and memorable times.

interested in getting to know more about DramaTech? come out to our Week of Welcome events and say hi! our events are open to anyone!!
we’d love to see you there! 🎩⏱️⚙️🔑

hey all! with the approach of the fall semester comes the approach of our first show! through the links in our bio, you can access our assistant crew & marketing call as well as an application for being assistant director!

Orbital Debris, directed by our own Melissa Foulger, is a love story. Scott is an Aerospace Engineering grad student at Georgia Tech working to prevent asteroids from crashing into the planet. Claire sells jams she makes from the mayhaw berries she skims off a low country swamp. Opposites attract, but then so does gravity. After staking out the same flea market every Sunday, their meeting on the other side of Atlanta is entirely random. They don’t so much connect as they collide.

Important Dates:
Tech Saturday: September 21st
Tech Sunday: September 22nd
Dress Rehearsals: September 23rd - September 25th
Preview: September 26th
Shows: September 27th - 28th, October 3rd - 5th
Strike: October 6th

Please reach out if you have any questions!

Meet Lauren! Lauren plays Marty in our production of Circle Mirror Transformation. She is a high school teacher and this is her third DramaTech production! A fun fact about Lauren is that she once went cage diving with sharks and sharks have no bones!

Come see Lauren and the rest of the CMT cast! Link to tickets in bio! 🪞🪩

Meet Shrey Patel! Shrey plays James in Circle Mirror Transformation. He is a first year MS CSE student here at Georgia Tech and this will be his sixth DramaTech production. A fun fact about Shrey is that he has a single brown eyebrow hair. It’s also much longer than the other hairs.

Come see Shrey and his eyebrow hair in Circle Mirror Transformation! Link for tickets are in our bio. 🪞🪩

Meet Lauren Victoria Paulson! Lauren plays Lauren in DramaTech’s production of Circle Mirror Transformation. This is their ninth DramaTech production! A fun fact about Lauren is that one of their goals this summer is to kiss a cloud.

Come out and support Lauren and the rest of our amazing cast THIS WEEKEND in Circle Mirror Transformation. Link to tickets are in our bio! 🪞🪩

Meet Hector Torres! Hector is a second year BME grad student. This is his gashmillionth(13th) production here at DramaTech. A fun fact about Hector is his favorite quote is: “You will be a walrus or nothing at all” kudos if you know what thats from.

Come see Hector and all our other amazing actors in Circle Mirror Transformation! Shows are July 21-29 at 8pm! Link to tickets are in our bio! 🪩🪞

Meet Lance Martin! Lance plays Theresa in DramaTech’s upcoming production of Circle Mirror Transformation! Lance is a second year biochem major and this is their fifth DT production. A fun fact about Lance is that this is their first time acting! Ever!!

Come see Lance in Circle Mirror Transformation, running June 21-29! 🪞🪩 Tickets available at the link in our bio!

Tickets are on sale for DramaTech’s next production: Circle Mirror Transformation by Annie Baker!

When four lost New Englanders who enroll in Marty’s six-week-long community-center drama class begin to experiment with harmless games, hearts are quietly torn apart, and tiny wars of epic proportions are waged and won. A beautifully crafted diorama, a petri dish in which we see, with hilarious detail and clarity, the antic sadness of a motley quintet.

The show runs June 21-29! Link to tickets in our bio! 🪞🪩

CMT department spotlight: the Sound Team! Our sound department for this show is headed by Gavin Baker (designer and engineer) and assisted by Delaney Schulten.

Below are some bits about the department from Gavin:

“The sound department creates the auditory landscape for the show through design and engineering. Sounds are chosen from both explicitly mentioned and implied sounds from the script. The sounds are then created and edited to fit the contexts of the scene. Sound effects can be short effects like a whistle being blown to a long ambiance like a flowing river. Sound engineering is the act of managing the audio equipment, such as speakers and mics. This involves moving overhead speakers, testing mics, using the sound board, and fixing any technical issues.

The biggest challenges are leveling the sounds to the appropriate volume and fixing general sound issues. To level sounds, it takes a lot of trial and error and communication with the director. For fixing sound issues, lots of technical knowledge on the sound system is needed to properly diagnose the issue. This may take a lot of time too.

My favorite part of doing sound is playing random sounds at random times, usually way too loud.”

If you’re interested in learning more about the sound department, drop by some of their work parties! Times are listed in the calendar on our website in our bio. Stay tuned for information on our other departments & for ticket sales!

Congratulations to our 2024-2025 Executive Council! If you’re interested in getting involved, our EC members are a great resource to answer any questions you may have! Here’s to a great season! 🎉

Meet Haley Merrit, assistant director for DramaTech’s Production of Ride the Cyclone! Haley’s favorite inside joke from the show is that a crocodile is an honorary member of the directing team. As part of her directorly duties, she taught the Mischas how to curse in Ukranian.

Catchphrase: “Well, you know what they say...”

Come see Ride the Cyclone and support the amazing work of our directing team! Walkup tickets are available in limited quantities at our box office, starting an hour before performances.

Meet Ryan McCandless! Ryan plays Mischa Bachinski in DramaTech Theatre’s production of Ride the Cyclone. Ryan’s favorite part of the show is his bongo solo (it’s a big moment). This is his first DramaTech show, and he’s never been more excited to perform with such a wonderful cast! Fun facts: He’s a big honey mustard enthusiast, and his middle name is unofficially “coolcatcoolcat”.

Catchphrase: “They call me Ryan ‘insert relevant word’ McCandless”

Come see Ryan in Ride the Cyclone! All shows are currently sold out, but walk up tickets are available in limited quantities starting an hour before the show.

Meet Haley Armor! Haley plays Jane Doe (u/s) in DramaTech’s production of Ride the Cyclone. Her favorite part of the show is when Ricky saves our galaxy. A fun fact about her is that she is a beautiful and perfect princess who can do no wrong. She own a dozen American Girl dolls. She is cool cat cool cat.

Catchphrase: “let’s be logical here”

Come see Haley tonight in Ride the Cyclone! Walkup tickets are available in limited quantities for tonight’s production.

Meet Aidan Mascoli! Aidan plays Noel Gruber (u/s) in DramaTech’s production of Ride the Cyclone. Aidan is a first year Computational Media major, and this is his first time acting in a DramaTech show. Before acting, Aidan had also been a part of projections and lights at DT. Noel has been a dream role for Aidan ever since he was first introduced to Ride the Cyclone, so he is super excited to be able to play him in this production!
Fun fact: Aidan cannot whistle, and is very lucky to not be onstage for the part of the show where whistling happens.

Catchphrase: “Sooooo true”

Come see Aidan tonight in Ride the Cyclone! Walkup tickets are available in limited quantities for tonight’s production.

Meet Ishani Saha! Ishani plays Constance Blackwood (u/s) in DramaTech Theatre’s production of Ride the Cyclone. This is her third show at DramaTech and her favorite one. Fun facts: She has a matcha addiction and can now play the recorder.

Catchphrase: “your mom”

Come see Ishani tonight in Ride the Cyclone! Walkup tickets are available in limited quantities for tonight’s production.

Meet Daniel Jacobs! Daniel plays The Amazing Karnak in DramaTech Theatre’s production of Ride the Cyclone. This is his fifth show at DramaTech. Daniel’s fun facts include that acting in Puffs scarred him, literally, and that sleep is optional. His favorite no-spoilers moment in the show? Meow.

Catchphrase: “Can I borrow some soy sauce?”

Come see Daniel in Ride the Cyclone, running April 5-20! Tickets are available at the link in our bio.

Danny George is Ricky (u/s) in DramaTech’s production of Ride the Cyclone! He’s a fourth year CS major, often found at the climbing gym or in the library. Fun fact: Danny is also known as the Wiggle Absorber! His favorite shape is backwards Louisiana, with a mermaid tail sticking out the top.

Catchphrase: “They don’t call me Danny George for nothing...”

Come see Danny in Ride the Cyclone, running April 5-20! Tickets are available at the link in our bio.

Meet Jacqueline Cunningham! Jacqueline plays Jane Doe in DramaTech Theatre’s production of Ride the Cyclone. This is her first show at DramaTech! Fun fact about Jacqueline, she can make a semi-decent train whistle noise (and will do it if you ask her to).

Catchphrase: “Sorry, I had choir”

Come see Jacqueline in Ride the Cyclone, running April 5-20! Tickets are available at the link in our bio.

Meet Hector Torres! Hector plays The Amazing Karnak (understudy) in DramaTech’s production of Ride the Cyclone. A fun fact about Hector is that he’s gone the longest time without getting a haircut, just for this show. His favorite inside joke is “We pass around the cookies, we party all night, we run out of cookies, so we stop for a bite”, and his favorite moment from the show is the love of affordable Mexican cuisine.

Catchphrase: “womp womp”

Come see Hector in Ride the Cyclone, running April 5-20! Tickets are available at the link in our bio.

The Amazing Karnak would like to thank you all for such an amazing opening weekend. We’re only here for two more weeks, so make sure to get your tickets now before we sell out! Be sure to Ride the Cyclone. Special thanks to for the photos.

You are invited!
Please join us alongside Out of Hand Theater in partnership with the ACLU of Georgia for Paris Crayton Ill’s one-act play, Class Dismissed, on April 9, 2024, at 8 pm.
When a dedicated teacher is reprimanded for an intentionally inclusive choice, we are swept up in a brewing storm of controversy over ‘divisiveness’ and identity erasure. Class Dismissed delves into the personal and societal consequences of Georgia’s divisive concepts law, which prohibits teachers from addressing LGBTQ+ issues or systemic racism. Tickets at dramatech.org.

ATTENTION: Our opening night show tonight has completely sold out! Please review our ticket policies for sold-out shows, posted here. Be sure to get your tickets before we sell out!

Meet Emily Freeman! Emily plays Ocean O’Connell Rosenberg in DramaTech’s production of Ride the Cyclone! Her favorite no-spoiler part of the show is when they all make the very smart decision to ride the Cyclone. Some fun facts about Emily are that she’s completed at least 3 yappathons, her favorite animal is a tie between bears and sharks, and that she studied abroad (and is ready to tell you all about it).

Catchphrase: “I know I’m being delulu but...”

Come see Emily in Ride the Cyclone, running April 5-20! Tickets are available at the link in our bio.

WE OPEN IN TWO DAYS!!! Here’s a list of planned performances— make sure to buy tickets before we run out!