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Summary Sentence: Eight actors and a dozen theater tech enthusiasts will put on what is bound to be a joyful romp through a dystopian futuristic world populated by matrices, where your societal rank is equal to your matrix rank.
Full Summary: Dramatech is Tech's on-campus, student run theater company and their newest offering is a jukebox musical written by Tech student Aren Russ, Linear Algebra: The Musical, a rising fourth-year physics major who first started writing the script as a study guide to Dr. Mayer's Spring 2019 class, Math 1554 Linear Algebra.
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Linear Algebra posterWhat: Linear Algebra: The Musical
When: Opening night Friday, July 1st at 8pm. Second and final performance Saturday, July 2nd at 8pm.
Where: Dramatech Theater, 349 Ferst Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30332, in between the Boggs building and the Student Center.
Why: It's a musical about linear algebra... !
Who: Everyone! Admission is free.
Eight actors and a dozen theater tech enthusiasts will put on what is bound to be a joyful romp through a dystopian futuristic world populated by matrices, where your societal rank is equal to your matrix rank. Dramatech is Tech's on-campus, student run theater company and their newest offering is a jukebox musical written by Tech student Aren Russ, Linear Algebra: The Musical, a rising fourth-year physics major who first started writing the script as a study guide to Dr. Mayer's Spring 2019 class, Math 1554 Linear Algebra.
We had an opportunity to chat with the playwright about how this amazing musical was created and to get a glimpse into what anyone attending the performance can expect.
See the full interview here:
https://math.gatech.edu/news/linear-algebra-musical-interview-aren-russ
