Meet our fellow performers!
Georgetown boasts a vast number of student-run groups on campus, FIVE of which are dedicated solely to theatre! Each comes with a different focus and offers a unique theatre experience. Check them out, explore their season, see some shows and have some fun!
Georgetown boasts a vast number of student-run groups on campus, FIVE of which are dedicated solely to theatre! Each comes with a different focus and offers a unique theatre experience. Check them out, explore their season, see some shows and have some fun!
Black Theatre Ensemble
Black Theatre Ensemble (BTE) was founded in 1979, focused on preserving, sharing, performing and celebrating episodes of Black American cultural heritage. In addition to their main-stage production throughout the year, BTE hosts several “coffeehouses” as a forum for self expression and exploration. BTE is open to artists and individuals of all races and backgrounds. Explore their season, or check-out their website!
Black Theatre Ensemble (BTE) was founded in 1979, focused on preserving, sharing, performing and celebrating episodes of Black American cultural heritage. In addition to their main-stage production throughout the year, BTE hosts several “coffeehouses” as a forum for self expression and exploration. BTE is open to artists and individuals of all races and backgrounds. Explore their season, or check-out their website!
nomadictheatre
Nomadic was founded in 1982 with the express intent of providing a thought-provoking, socially conscious and intellectually challenging theatre experience. Nomadic is known for conquering technically-complicated shows with a focus on design. As their logo and name suggest, they do not have a designated performance space, though frequently stage their productions in either the Walsh Black Box or Devine Studio Theatre in the Davis Performing Arts Center. Explore their season, or check-out their website!
Nomadic was founded in 1982 with the express intent of providing a thought-provoking, socially conscious and intellectually challenging theatre experience. Nomadic is known for conquering technically-complicated shows with a focus on design. As their logo and name suggest, they do not have a designated performance space, though frequently stage their productions in either the Walsh Black Box or Devine Studio Theatre in the Davis Performing Arts Center. Explore their season, or check-out their website!
Georgetown Improv Association
The Georgetown Improv Association specializes in improvisational comedy through free-form skis, frequently incorporating cues form the audience. Explore their season here!
The Georgetown Improv Association specializes in improvisational comedy through free-form skis, frequently incorporating cues form the audience. Explore their season here!
Georgetown University Children’s Theatre
GU Children’s Theatre is arguably the University’s most socially-conscious theatre group. The club’s focus is putting on fun, kid-friendly performances at schools and hospitals, where children might not otherwise be exposed to theatre. Explore their season here!
GU Children’s Theatre is arguably the University’s most socially-conscious theatre group. The club’s focus is putting on fun, kid-friendly performances at schools and hospitals, where children might not otherwise be exposed to theatre. Explore their season here!