Since its founding in 1973, The Georgetown Gilbert & Sullivan Society (GGSS) has provided a forum in which Georgetown University Law Center students, alumni, faculty, and staff, alongside volunteers from the community at large, can produce and perform theatre. GGSS strives to foster social and professional networks, utilizing a shared passion for the performing arts as a launchpad for greater engagement. Much like the law itself, our organization aims to evolve with the needs of society, and these shifting ideals require outreach to diverse scholars and artists. Our ultimate objective is to serve as a creative outlet for dynamic voices, reflecting their perspectives through an exploration of both modern and classic texts in light of the happenings in the world around them.

GGSS is sustained primarily by law students and lawyers, persons not known for having copious amounts of free time. GGSS is open to all to join, including law students, undergraduate students, faculty members, and the community at large.

A play is presented every fall and a Broadway musical in the spring.

All the world’s a stage; come and join us on ours!