ABOUT
Midtown Theatre and Film is a group of exceptionally talented and versatile high school students who consistently produce a variety of plays, musicals, and other theatrical performances for the Midtown/Atlanta community. All students are welcome to participate in the program, regardless of experience!
Students learn and contribute to every aspect of the theater, from acting to directing, singing, dancing, playwriting, set design, lighting design, costuming, film production and so much more!
Midtown Theatre puts on 3 full-length productions (including 2 musicals) per year in addition to a variety of theatrical events, including the Fall One Acts, original student plays, the Three Day Plays, Coffeehouses, Senior One-Acts, Thespian Conference, Improv shows, the 48 Hour Film Project, and much more!

Coffeehouse
Coffeehouse is a great way to participate in theatre without much commitment. Come up with an act-- such as singing a song, reciting a monologue, performing a scene, playing an instrument--and screen it the day before the performance. If it is appropriate and prepared, you're in! The next day, you'll perform in front of an audience in the Black Box Theatre. Food and coffee are available at performances, hence the name "coffeehouse."
Midtown Film Festival
Our Film Night features various short films and in-class projects that have been produced throughout the year, specifically our 48 Hour Film Project, film class projects, and short films from Acting I & II. This showcase takes place in the Vincent Murray Auditorium with films projected onto the big screen!
Senior One-Acts
Senior One Acts are our last productions of the school year. As the culminating project of the Advanced Drama class, several Midtown seniors will select, cast, and direct 10 -15 minute one act plays. Auditions usually occur right after our spring musical and are open to all grades (not just seniors)!
48 Hour Film Project
The 48 Hour Film Project is different from anything else offered at Midtown. It is a competitive film-based project over the summer involving professional film companies in Atlanta!
In 48 hours, each team must write and produce a short film based on a randomly selected
genre, prop, character, and line.
This project allows for students to gain experience with on-camera acting as well as technical jobs in the film industry. The end result is displayed on the big screen at the Midtown Art Cinema. It's pretty cool!