Our 4th season included the NYC premiere of our 3rd original play – CLASS OF ’70, the birth of THE FAITH STORIES PROJECT, and continuing in-school residencies of individual LFL members through the Kentucky Arts Council’s TIP (Teacher Initiated Program) grants. This season was to be our last full season in NYC. Subsequently, starting in […]

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This season saw a STAGED READING SERIES, the creation and production of our 2nd original play WHAT MY HANDS HAVE TOUCHED, and slowly expanding educational and community outreach work. In the early years of LFL, the vast majority of our energy as a company was focused on devising original plays, while also working and/or studying […]

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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 and underheard 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 us in celebration of our fifteen-year mission. It was held July 13-23, 2017 at the Clifton Center. Festival productions included a remount […]

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