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		THE GEORGIA TECH THEATRE FOR THE ARTS
			1993 - 94 SEASON

				
	October 21-23, 1993		PILOBOLUS DANCE THEATRE  - 8 PM
					Co-produced with Dancers Collective

	This internationally acclaimed dance troupe will display its unusual
mix of athleticism and invention which has influenced other major dance
companies such as the Joffrey, Feld, Ohio, and Hartford Ballets.  Tickets:
$18/$15 - General Public, $10/$8 - GT Students, and $15/$13 -
Faculty/Staff. 


	November 13, 1993  		CANADIAN BRASS  - 8 PM

	Having revolutionized brass music and established the brass quintet as
a vital force in the music world, these classically trained musicians bring
humor and wit to their performances of Bach, Mozart, Gershwin, and
Dixieland.  Tickets: $28/$24 - General Public, $10/$8 - GT Students, and
$24/$20 - Faculty/Staff.


	November 22, 1993 	BRETT BUTLER - Actress/Comedian - 8 PM

	Former Georgia resident, and star of ABC's new fall sitcom "Grace under
Fire," Brett Butler draws on her life experiences and current headlines to
create a sharp and witty performance sure to please any audience.  "Grace
Under Fire," predicted to be this year's new show most likely to succeed,
portrays a single mother who left an alcoholic, abusive husband and is
trying to make it on her own.  You can also see Ms. Butler on an upcoming
SHOWTIME special entitled, "Brett Butler: The Child Ain't Right."  Tickets:
$18/$15 - General Public, $15/$13 - Faculty/Staff, and $10/$8 - GT
Students.


	December 3, 1993		HOLIDAY SING  - 8 PM

	Lift your voice and open your heart to the sights and sounds of the
season at this holiday sing-a-long with the Georgia Tech Chorale.  Tickets:
$9 - General Public and $5- GT Students.


	January 26, 1994		AMERICAN INDIAN DANCE THEATRE  - 8 PM	

	Now in their sixth season, the American Indian Dance Theatre will
perform authentic music and dance productions that have been passed on from
generation to generation through performances at celebrations and tribal
gatherings such as pow wows.  Some of these traditional works date as far
back as 600 years. Tickets: $18/$15 - General Public, $4 - Children,
$10/$8 - GT Students, and $15/$13 - Faculty/Staff.


	February 22, 1994		LINCOLN CENTER JAZZ ORCHESTRA  - 8 PM			
	Since August of 1991, the Lincoln Center Jazz orchestra has been on a
mission to deliver concerts, lectures, films, and educational programs to
impart a broader understanding of the development and significance of the
artform...elucidate the foundations of jazz...illuminate the unfolding
history of the music, integrating the values of tradition, ritual, and
entertainment, and to celebrate not only songs, styles, and musical giants,
but the victory of humanity.  Tickets: $24/$20 - General Public, $10/$8
- GT Students, and $20/$17 - Faculty/Staff.


	March 19, 1994		NYC  OPERA  NATIONAL COMPANY - 8 PM
					"MADAMA BUTTERFLY"
				James E. Dull Student Fine Arts Series Event			
	One of America's finest Opera Companies presents Puccini's classic,
Madama Butterfly.  After nearly 90 years, this compelling story of love and
honor still captivates the hearts of Opera audiences around the world. 
Tickets: $38/$32 - General Public, $10/$8 - GT Students, and $32/$27 -
Faculty/Staff.   


	May 12, 1994			KRONOS  QUARTET  - 8 PM				
	Celebrating its 20th season, Kronos Quartet combines a unique musical
vision with a fearless dedication to experimentation, and has assembled a
body of work unparalleled in its range and scope of expression.  The
Quartet works with many of today's most innovative composers, including
Philip Glass, Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky, Steven Mackey, Foday Musa Suso, and
Hermeto Pascoal.  Tickets: $22/$18 - General Public, $10/$8 - GT
Students, and $18/$15 - Faculty/Staff.


	May 15, 1994			SPECIAL CONCERT - MASTERWORKS  - 4 PM
	Performances by Georgia Tech's Jazz Ensemble, Concert Band, Symphonic
Band, University Orchestra, Chorale and Vocalities.  Admission is FREE.
SPECIAL EVENTS


	January 23, 1994		CHANTICLEER  - 7 PM
			Co-produced with International Arts Associates, Inc.

	America's premier vocal ensemble.  Chanticleer has thrilled and
delighted audiences across the United States, Europe and Asia for over
fourteen years.  As "an orchestra of voices" the twelve men are celebrated
for a seamless sound ranging from bass to exquisitely pure countertenor
voices.  Chanticleer's distinctive repertoire spans historically-informed
Renaissance interpretations to inspired renditions of contemporary and
commissioned works, gospel, spiritual and vocal jazz.  Tickets: $16 -
General Public and $10 - GT Students.

	
	March 22, 1994		MAHLATHINI AND THE MAHOTELLA QUEENS - 8PM
		presented in association with International Arts Associates, Inc.
	International Arts Associates brings the jubilant South African Sounds
of Mahlathini and the Mahotella Queens to Atlanta.  Singer Mahlathini and
the "queens" -- three dancing, harmonizing women with energy to burn --
were one of the main influences on Paul Simon's album "Graceland."  Now, on
an international tour backed by their high-intensity band Makgona Tsohle,
they're ready to make the whole world dance.  Tickets: $16 - General
Public and $13 - GT Students.


	April 5, 1994			SISTERS OF THE SOUTH - 8PM
      	       presented in association with International Arts Associates, Inc.

	A Southern musical roots tour featuring outstanding female artists from
Kentucky, North Carolina and Tennessee.  Sisters of the South presents the
folk music of the Appalachians, the Carolina Piedmont, and the Cumberland
Plateau in a uniquely entertaining package.  Native American and
Anglo-American musical roots are presented on one stage, highlighting the
uniqueness of each culture and showcasing the shared traditions of Sisters
of the South.  Tickets: $16 - General Public and $13 - GT Students.


	April 15, 1994		PHILIP GLASS, SOLO PIANO PERFORMANCE - 8PM
	       presented in association with International Arts Associates, Inc.

	In his solo, acoustic piano recital Philip Glass invites the audience
into the interior of his sweeping musical career -- the prospect of
revisiting his landmark epic Einstein on the Beach.  Arrangements from his
ensemble and operatic compositions through the years dramatize his
evolutions from strict minimalism to a melodic sensuousness.  Tickets: $18
- General Public and $13 - GT Students.

FOR TICKETS, CONTACT THE THEATRE FOR THE ARTS BOX OFFICE AT 404-894-9600.