2012 Summer Camps -- Registration Now Open!

Summer Camps

Teen Theatre Institute
JULY 30th-AUGUST 3rd

Registration Form

`The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico Garcia Lorca, adapted by Emily Mann`	Looking Forward/Looking Back	Beyond the Blue Mountains
	Looking Forward, Looking Back includes a retrospective of excerpts of all LFL's original shows in repertory with the newly-devised Becoming Mothers which reflects company members' experiences of motherhood. Opens May 31st at The Bard's Town	Looking for Lilith traveled west on the Oregon Trail with the Clay Family

`Choices is a collaborative effort of Looking for Lilith, Make a Difference for Kids and Jefferson County Public Schools`

Choices is available for touring to middle and high schools, parents and faculty

Contact Community Outreach Director
Jennifer Thalman Kepler

Watch a Promotional Video for Choices.

Watch a Video of the 2009 Ride to Survive. The donations from the Ride provided the funds for the development of Choices: An Interactive Play on Cyberbullying and Suicide

Is your child interested in drama?

Lilith's week-long summer camp, June 11-15, is a perfect introduction to theatre skills -- acting, movement,voice -- as well as helping students learn important life skills such as problem solving, team-work and self esteem..

Morning sessions for grades 1-4.
Afternoon sessions for grades 5-8.
Check out the discount if siblings enroll in the same camp!

Download the registration form here.

Shows available for touring

Fabric, Flames, and Fervor: Girls of the Triangle (about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of 1911)

What My Hands Have Touched (about women's experiences and contributions during World War II)

Women Speak: IRAQ (about women's perspectives on the present war in Iraq)

Strangers/Extranjeras (about a friendship between an idealistic U.S. volunteer and her generous Mayan hostmother in Guatemala)

Contact: Trina@lookingforlilith.org
347-228-6438

**Community Outreach**


Faith Stories Project work in Guatemala and the U.S

Programs Available to Schools


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This season's work will be partially funded by the Kentucky Arts Council (supported by the National Endowment for the Arts) and contributions from their generous donors. LFL continues on the touring rosters of the Kentucky Arts Council, the Kentucky Center for the Arts, Alternate ROOTS and the Southern Arts Federation. And our generous donors.

The Kentucky Arts Council, the state arts agency, supports Looking for Lilith Theatre Company with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.