EVEN PUPPETS HAVE PROBLEMS is an interactive program designed for early elementary students (K-2) to teach conflict resolution, anger management, and empathy through puppets and audience participation, helping kids explore healthy ways to handle pre-bullying situations and big feelings safely and creatively. A puppeteer presents a story about puppet friends dealing with conflict that gets […]

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DEFINING INFINITY, which explores the infinite spectrums of gender identity and sexual orientation, finally grew up into a full 2 act play that was premiered to round out the 2023-2024 season. This show has a long history of development! It was originally conceived by pansexual non-binary LFL co-founder, Trina Fischer, in 1993 at Northwestern University, […]

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Uplifting UNHEARD voices for 15 years, LFL presented a festival of original works, collaborations and workshops to mark our anniversary. Area artists and organizations were invited to share the stage with LFL in celebration of our fifteen-year mission. It was held July 13-23, 2017 at the Clifton Center. Festival productions included a remount of the […]

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In 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, they get to intervene, giving Mac advice on how to cope and watching them try out that advice in improvised scenes. Some students are then guided […]

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We kicked of our 2021-2022 season with this performance-based party in the open-air to celebrate our 20th Anniversary at the C. Douglas Ramey Amphitheatre. This celebration had been slated to take place on September 18th at The Kentucky Center. As necessity had been the mother of invention again and again throughout the pandemic, we re-invented […]

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