Here's your opportunity to help the Shakespeare Festival!

Gavin Mahlie Memorial Scholarship Fund

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We've reached our goal of $10,000!!!

Additional contributions will continue to add funds to this valuable scholarship program.

Contact the box office at 504.865.5105 ext 2

to charge your VISA or Mastercard,

or send in a check payable to

"Shakespeare Festival at Tulane"

with "Gavin Fund" in the memo section

Corporations - Enjoy the many benefits of being a corporate donor, including logo recognition in the Shakespeare Festival's season brochure, program and poster, pre or post-show parties with the cast for your employees and guests, and other forms of acknowledgement which can be tailored to suit your needs.

(Pictured above and below:  Employyes from BellSouth enjoy a private reception during intermission at a performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream, Summer 2006)

Individuals - Though housed on Tulane’s campus, the Shakespeare Festival at Tulane operates independently and is fully self-supporting. Ticket revenue covers about 40% of the Shakespeare Festival’s cost of producing top quality, professional theatre. May we suggest a tax-deductible contribution in addition to your ticket purchase?  Or consider the benefits of Patron Level Membership:

Patrons also receive listing in our Season Program.  Season tickets may be used for any performance, including opening nights.

Your contributions allow the Shakespeare Festival to continue educational and community outreach efforts.  Here are a few examples of how we put your tax-deductible contributions to work:

• Scholarships for schools, which allow them to send classes full of eager students to our productions for schools or give us the opportunity to take our actors to meet and perform for students in their schools
• Underwriting the expense of our Half-Price Previews and Pay What You Will Performances, which make professional theatre available to all New Orleanians
• Supporting the only professional Shakespearean company in the Gulf South, which employs some 45 theatre artists from the New Orleans area annually
• Financial assistance for young artists, so they may receive the training they need in order to excel in the world of professional theatre
• Underwriting the Institute on Teaching Shakespeare, which gives local middle and high school teachers new toolds for teaching Shakespeare in the classrooms

For more information, please contact Clare Moncrief, Managing Director
504.865.5105 ext 6 or e-mail: cmoncri@tulane.edu

The Shakespeare Festival at Tulane's 14th Season

is made possible by support from: