General Information

  • Parents, instructors, chaperones, and  students not participating in Festival Tech Olympics or Design categories may attend competition rounds of the Festival free of charge and are encouraged to attend workshops.
  • Any or all student participants may be disqualified at any time for rules violations, unsportsmanlike conduct, and/or discourteous behavior to Festival staff, high school instructors, students, parents or chaperones from visiting schools.
  • Food and beverages are prohibited inside any competition rooms or buildings.
  • Fullerton College is a smoke-free campus environment.  Smoking by Festival participants, guests, and staff is prohibited on campus.
  • Students with special needs will be accommodated with advance notice from registered festival instructor. 
  • Students participating in competition rounds are encouraged to dress in appropriate Festival attire.  Shoes must be worn at all times, NO BARE FEET. 
  • DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUS AND CAMPUS MAP
    Parking is available in the Fullerton College parking structure at the intersection of Fullerton College Drive and Lemon Street between Chapman Avenue and Berkeley Street, north of the Theatre Arts building.  Parking permits will be sent to instructors one week prior to the Festival.
    Additional parking is available on the corner of Lemon Street and Chapman Avenue directly across from Plummer Auditorium with the purchase of a parking permit at vending machines for $3.00 cash.
  • Food is available at the Fullerton College Campus Commons (200 Building).  Cash, credit/debit cards accepted.

**Fullerton College Theatre Arts stands with our students and faculty of the Global Majority. We are actively working to be anti-racist and inclusive, with a conscious effort to acknowledge and understand our student population regarding ethnicity, gender identity, religion, sexuality, and disability. We aim to create a safe and equitable space for our students to grow as artists; we will be taking increasing care with the presented material. We urge all teachers to check that the material chosen for their students is appropriate and in line with the intent of the playwright(s).