What is Giving Day?
Giving Day is an annual 24-hour day of donations fueled by the power of social media and collaboration.

When is Giving Day?
NJIT's 2025 Giving Day will take place starting at 12pm on March 4th and ending at 12pm on March 5th. 

Where can I donate?
Click here to visit the official Giving Day website or go to givingday.njit.edu.

But I don't have any money! What can my donation do?
That's the best part of Giving Day, with a donation of only $1 you can win challenges that award the NJIT's Theatre Arts and Technology Program up to $2,000! Challenges include First Donation of the Day, Most Individual Donations and Most Late Night Donors! For a full list of Giving Day 2025 challenges and prizes, click here.

Don't even have a dollar? No worries! there are several ways you can help us for free! You can become an advocate, or post about it on social media. Go to our giving page for more information to become an advocate, or to learn more about the social media challenges!

Click HERE to learn more and to donate.

In addition to providing solid theatre training, we offer a Music Initiative at NJIT for students from both campuses that are interested in joining a string, wind, or jazz ensemble headed by three conductors with international credits. Students with prior music training are invited to join.  

Join Our Music Ensembles by going to the rehearsals in CKB 116!

Jazz Ensemble
Tuesdays 6-9pm

Wind Ensemble
Wednesdays 3-6pm

String Ensemble
Thursdays 3-6 pm

Email Rodney Reyes at reyes@njit.edu for more info about joining Music Ensembles!

Our '24-'25 Season!

Check out our Season Events to learn more!

Consider Theatre Arts And Technology for your class electives!

We have three new classes that may fulfill your requirements.

THTR 256. Theatrical Set Design. 3 credits, 3 contact hours (3;0;0).
This course is an introduction to the basic components of set, scenic art, and lighting design for the theatre. The students will create scale models of the set of plays chosen by the instructor. Research on the theatre spaces, concepts of the visual movement of the characters throughout the story, and a conceptual evaluation of the scripts will be examined to create the designs.

THTR 258. Stagecraft I. 3 credits, 4 contact hours (2;2;0).
This lecture/workshop trains students in the technical aspects of mounting theatre productions and events. Participants will learn stagecraft using equipment such as shop tools, lighting instruments, audio and video design as required. The training curriculum is adapted to meet the needs of each semester's specific productions. The course can be taken to fulfill a Theatre Core requirement or as an elective.

THTR 384. Musical Theater Adaptations. 3 credits, 3 contact hours (3;0;0).
The content of this course is primarily literary. It examines the original texts that are used for theatrical adaptations in contemporary Broadway and Off-Broadway musicals. The origin stories are drawn from literature, graphic novels, and cultural folk stories. Students will attend selected musicals. This course satisfies the three credit 300 GER in History and Humanities. 

For more information, email Rodney Reyes at reyes@njit.edu