Educational Programs

School Matinees

Limited student matinees are scheduled for all shows this season. All matinees begin at 11:30 am. Tickets for these shows are $10 each and are available from our Group Sales Coordinator. These shows sell out quickly, so reserve these seats as early as possible by contacting Whitney Rusert by phone at 678-528-1497 or via for more information or to reserve your tickets.

Tickets for Text

Theatrical Outfit occasionally releases discounted tickets to students and schools for reading literature that is connected to the performances at Theatrical Outfit. Tix for text provides a way for students to have an authentic theatrical experience by bringing the student to a performance after studying (reading) the text upon which the production is based. Students who read and study the text as part of a classroom exercise are provided with vouchers for 2-for-1 tickets, based on availability. Please contact Whitney Rusert for more information by phone at 678-528-1497 or via .

ASL - American Sign language

We have one performance of each production with individuals from VSA present that will sign the entire preformance. Please contact the box office for more information at 678-528-1500 for individual tickets, or groups please contact Whitney at 678-528-1497.

Theater Tours

Theater tours can be scheduled. Please contact our Facility Manager, Scott Bowne, by phone at 678-528-1491 or via .

Readers Theater

The Company enjoys presenting staged readings of plays and adapted literature designed to spark the imagination and instill a love of literature and the spoken word. Our annual readers theater production, It’s A Wonderful Life, is in the spirit of our holiday show as readers theater.

Other Educational Programs

This season, in collaboration with the YWCA of Greater Atlanta, Theatrical Outfit launches Empowered Youth Entertainment (EYE) Arts “University’” a project to provide quality theater exposure and training to youth in metropolitan Atlanta. This exciting program, which has the potential to develop into a national pilot program, takes place September 2008 to March 2010 at our downtown theater. “EYE University” students participate in workshops that offer approximately 40 students a series of master classes and seminars, acting and scene work classes, and professional arts career preparation classes. They also participate in an extensive Tix for Text program and receive student ticket subscriptions for the entire Theatrical Outfit season. For more information on current group educational programs, contact Whitney Rusert at 678.528.1497.