What do we know about the author of Shakespeare's works? Journalist Elizabeth Winkler leads an international panel of academics in a discussion of this controversial topic. She is a young journalist with degrees in English Literature from Princeton and Stanford. Her new book, Shakespeare Was a Woman and Other Heresies: How Doubting the Bard became the Biggest Taboo in Literature, is the first in-depth investigation into academia's reaction to research questioning William of Stratford's authorship of Shakespeare's works.

On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.

On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.

On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.

On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.

On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.

On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.

On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.

The MFA in Theatre Design program is hosting its annual showcase this Monday, May 8^th from 5 pm to 7 pm in the Lupin Theatre (150 Dixon Hall Annex).

Please join the Graduate Design cohort as they exhibit their exciting work in costume, set, lighting, and props design from this year's theatrical season. 

Tulane University's Newcomb Dance Company presents Odyssey, a piece centered on humanity's journey to the moon.