Book, Music and Lyrics by PigPen Theatre Company

Directed by Monica Payne

Musical Direction by Michael McKelvey

The Yellow Wallpaper

By Kate Bergstrom

Directed Jessica Podewell

Choreographed by Jeffrey Gunshol

Based on the original groundbreaking short story, Kate Bergstrom's adaptation of The Yellow Wallpaper is a visceral exploration of medicine and madness. The audience journeys through the perspective of a woman suffering from postpartum depression. As her prescriptive bed rest takes it toll, we are forced to grapple with what we consider true freedom.

The Yellow Wallpaper

By Kate Bergstrom

Directed Jessica Podewell

Choreographed by Jeffrey Gunshol

Based on the original groundbreaking short story, Kate Bergstrom's adaptation of The Yellow Wallpaper is a visceral exploration of medicine and madness. The audience journeys through the perspective of a woman suffering from postpartum depression. As her prescriptive bed rest takes it toll, we are forced to grapple with what we consider true freedom.

LIVE FROM THE LAB - a Playreading series presented by Tulane University's Department of Theatre and Dance kicks off it's 2019-2020 season on Wednesday, September 11, 2019.  7:30pm - 9:00pm in McWilliams Hall Room 105, "the lab Theatre." 

Inspired by the startling results of the 2018 Tulane University Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct revealing that 41% of female students and 19% of male students reported being sexually assaulted during their time on campus, a team of student performers and New Orleans artists have come together to address sexual violence on the University’s campus, creating a new theatrical work that explores student’s experiences.

Inspired by the startling results of the 2018 Tulane University Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct revealing that 41% of female students and 19% of male students reported being sexually assaulted during their time on campus, a team of student performers and New Orleans artists have come together to address sexual violence on the University’s campus, creating a new theatrical work that explores student’s experiences.

Inspired by the startling results of the 2018 Tulane University Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct revealing that 41% of female students and 19% of male students reported being sexually assaulted during their time on campus, a team of student performers and New Orleans artists have come together to address sexual violence on the University’s campus, creating a new theatrical work that explores student’s experiences.

Inspired by the startling results of the 2018 Tulane University Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct revealing that 41% of female students and 19% of male students reported being sexually assaulted during their time on campus, a team of student performers and New Orleans artists have come together to address sexual violence on the University’s campus, creating a new theatrical work that explores student’s experiences.

Inspired by the startling results of the 2018 Tulane University Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct revealing that 41% of female students and 19% of male students reported being sexually assaulted during their time on campus, a team of student performers and New Orleans artists have come together to address sexual violence on the University’s campus, creating a new theatrical work that explores student’s experiences.

Inspired by the startling results of the 2018 Tulane University Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct revealing that 41% of female students and 19% of male students reported being sexually assaulted during their time on campus, a team of student performers and New Orleans artists have come together to address sexual violence on the University’s campus, creating a new theatrical work that explores student’s experiences.