Tulane Shakespeare Festival

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Founded in 1993 by a handful of Tulane Faculty members, the New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane has become one of the most significant theatre companies in the Gulf South, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Each season typically offers two mainstage productions, an intern production, and various lagniappe events. Here are some highlights:

• June 14, The Food of Love, a one-night-only musical cabaret featuring Leslie Castay. 

•  June 1—June 17, All's Well that Ends Well

• July 6 —July 22, Macbeth

• July 18, By Any Scenes Necessary: The festival partners with The NOLA Project to spoof Julius Caesar. 

For times, tickets, and other details, visit neworleansshakespeare.org.