Bring Looking for Lilith to your classroom!
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Jennifer Thalman Kepler
Co-Artistic Director
502.638.2559
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INTERACTIVE THEATRE TO RESIST BULLYING
Grades K-2
Performance Workshop and/or Residency
45-60 minutes
$600 per workshop for up to 30 students
$1000 per 3-session residency for up to 30 students
Even Puppets Have Problems: interactive drama for managing conflict
Empower your students with essential life skills in a fun and engaging way. Step into the world of our puppeteer's interactive show, where puppet friends grapple with their emotions and conflicts. Students help by offering solutions to help our puppets manage their anger and resolve their differences.
In our residency version, students delve deeper into the art of conflict resolution through immersive role-play. They'll tackle real-life peer conflicts head-on, learning valuable strategies to express anger safely, find inner calm, and master the art of problem-solving.
Book now to secure your spot and let the magic of puppetry transform your classroom!
Grades 3-5
Performance Workshop
70-90 minutes
$900 for up to 120 students
Mac’s World: an interactive play on resisting bullying and cyberbullying
Students see a 30-minute play about a student who is grappling with an online and in-person bully, afterwards intervening to give the character advice on how to cope. Students are then guided to come onstage and replace the main character to try out their ideas in real time!
Grades 6-12
Performance Workshop (In-Person or Virtual)
60-90 minutes
$750 for up to 100 students
CHOICES: an interactive play on cyberbullying and suicide
Based on real-life stories, this play follows the story of Hannah, a victim of cyberbullying. CHOICES empowers the audience to stop the action, talk about the problems, and explore solutions, strategies and choices. Experience includes a 20-minute performance with 30-60 minutes of interactive participation from the audience.
Discounted block booking rates are available for multiple performances or residencies at any one school.
Base pricing applies to venues within 60 miles of Louisville, KY.
For bookings outside this radius, additional fees may apply.
Funding and/or subsidies may be available. Contact us for more info.
Our Approach
This interactive programming is based on the Forum Theatre model of Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed, which begins with a short scripted play that freezes at a moment of crisis. Then the facilitator guides the audience members, called spect-actors, in a discussion about the play and different choices the character(s) could have made to arrive at a better outcome. Next, they rewind the piece, pausing at various moments so that the audience/spect-actors can intervene and offer their ideas of what the character(s) could say or do at those moments. Then they see how that plays out as the performers improvise scenes using their suggestions. Also, students are often invited to replace the main character to try out their ideas in real time, thus rehearsing for life!
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for young people ages 10-24. Nationwide, 1 out of 6 students in grades 9-12 have seriously considered suicide in the past year. LFL brings these vitally important topics to the forefront through discussion, performance and interaction, offering choices to change the reaction to negative experiences into positive outcomes.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255
BOOK YOUR EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE TODAY!
Bring LOOKING FOR LILITH to your school, library or community center! Interactive performances available for K-12 and adults. Subsidized performances may be available, please contact us for details.
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