09/07/2026
After a quiet summer, New Orleans' stages are lighting up again with some amazing productions! Can we tempt you into a long weekend to take in a show? We've got everything from touring Broadway spectaculars ('Jersey Boys'! - pictured) to Tennessee Williams plays to concerts of all stripes. Our bed and breakfast inns are all within easy reach of our city's theaters, and make the perfect bases for a weekend of culture! Here's this month's line up, but check the venue's programming for more - the season of stage shows has officially begun again! Stay with us - our properties can all be found on our website, link 👇
10th-27th
Something Cloudy, Something Clear by Tennessee Williams
Lower Depths Theatre (Loyola University)
On the misty shores of Provincetown, a playwright haunted by his past revisits the brief, electrifying summer he shared with a beautiful young dancer who changed his life—and his art—forever. This is Tennessee Williams laid bare: an autobiographical meditation on desire, heartbreak, and the price of creation itself.
11th
CAIN
Marigny Opera House
A reimagined ballet-opera. The music is a resurrection of a 1707 oratorio by Alessandro Scarlatti. This virtually unknown baroque gem will take on new life as a fully staged ballet-opera, bringing together some of New Orleans’ finest dancers, designers, musicians, singers, and storytellers.
13th
Clytemnestra Blue
Le Petite Theatre
Greek tragedy of 5th-century Athens and the modern blues music of 1920s New Orleans come together in an explosive, moving, and timeless exploration of what it means to hurt like a human. An all-female cast of powerful voices featuring talented faculty, student, and community artists confront the consequences of violence and its survival in a world moving from retribution towards compassion.
15th
The Moth: Grandslam Championship
Le Petite Theatre
Experience fierce, hilarious, and heartbreaking stories from The Moth.
17th
LPO: Opening Night: Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2
Orpheum Theatre
The LPO returns to open their new season with Anna Clyne’s Masquerade. The evening continues with the lush, sweeping romanticism of Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2. They conclude this grand debut with the monumental power of Brahms’s Symphony No. 4.
Irene Collective: LAUREL CANYON 1979 [Staged Reading]
New Marigny Theatre
A group of Laurel Canyon residents who, long past the neighborhood’s heyday, live with mother-hippie Marigold and cling to a time gone by. When a new neighbor moves in, Marigold and her friends must come to terms with the world changing around them.
18th-19th
Batture Music Festival
New Marigny Theatre
An annual new music festival showcasing the diverse array of composers and performers based in Louisiana. The festival includes concerts, workshops, and open rehearsals free and open to the public in venues throughout the city of New Orleans.
22nd-27th
Jersey Boys
Saenger Theatre
Part of the excellent 'Broadway in New Orleans' program, the Tony Award-winning musical tells the true story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons through their unforgettable hits like "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," and "Oh What a Night".
23rd
Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra: Mozart Symphony No. 31 “Paris”
New Marigny Theatre
Offenbach’s La vie Parisienne Overture and a world-class new work by a local Louisiana composer. The French celebration continues with Milhaud’s Le boeuf sur le toit and Ibert’s Suite Symphonique: Paris. They conclude with Mozart’s Symphony No. 31, a majestic tribute to the elegance of the French capital.
25th
TajMo: Room On The Porch Tour
Mahalia Jackson Theatre
TajMo brings together blues legends Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo' for a live performance celebrating their Grammy nominated album Room On The Porch. Experience two masters of American roots music blending blues, jazz, folk, and country.
29th
Joshua Stewart / Courtney Bryan
Marigny Opera House
Tenor Joshua Stewart brings Man Without a Home to New Orleans for its final performance, joined by acclaimed pianist and composer Courtney Bryan. Through classical song, spirituals, jazz, contemporary music, and works deeply connected to Black American and Louisiana musical traditions, Stewart and Bryan revisit the journey one last time before closing the chapter in New Orleans.
30th-Oct 10th
Amadeus
CANOA
Fat Squirrel present a powerful drama that explores that treacherous question: "Why him and not me?"