Theatrical Outfit is running our online auction fundraiser until 10 pm on Wednesday!

Theatrical Outfit, Atlanta's second oldest continuously operating professional theater company, is auctioning off a number of fun and unique items to bid on to raise money for our organization - and the more items we have the more money we can raise, so we're asking for your help.  Our fun auction concludes with our exciting event Spring 2015: Theatrical Detective Soiree Noire is an elegant affair that will be held at our theatre: the Balzer Theater at Herren’s.  

Show your support by clicking on the "Donate Items" button to contribute to our catalog.

Give a little and get a lot in return.
Whether you have 1 item or 100 to contribute, your participation is an invaluable part of our fundraising efforts. By donating an item or service directly online, you'll be helping to raise money for our organization, and you'll receive a mention on our site that can link back to your own web page.

Through your support, we will be able to enrich the lives of our community with the power of the art form to create the kind of compassion that is essential in order to transform a sprawling metropolitan area into a thriving and prosperous community.  In addition, you can help us to provide scholarships for children from ages 10-14 for our SummerStage at The Outfit, a new program launching in July 2015.  This crucial program offers arts education, plus provides performances to those in under-served areas who have substantially fewer opportunities to see or participate in the performing arts. With budgets for school arts programs eliminated, we are committed to helping our youth have enriching and life changing experiences.

ABOUT THEATRICAL OUTFIT: Atlanta’s second-oldest professional theater company was founded in 1976 and has been led by Artistic Director Tom Key since fall 1995. Key led the company through the creation of its award-winning downtown home, the Balzer Theater at Herren’s, the first U.S. theater to achieve LEED certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The theater is on the historical site of Herren’s, the first Atlanta restaurant to voluntarily desegregate (in 1963). Theatrical Outfit tells consistently high-quality, soul-stirring stories, often from great classics and contemporary literature that feature many of the best writers of the American South: Carlyle Brown, Truman Capote, Evan Davis, Horton Foote, Harper Lee, Cormac McCarthy, Flannery O’Connor, Walker Percy, Sherry Shepard-Massat, Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder, Hank Williams and Tennessee Williams.