The 2013-2014 season began with a revival of the LFL original Class of '70, which initiated an partnership with Lincoln Performing Arts School, performing the show in LPAS' brand new theatre and conducting theatre residencies with their students. LFL and JCPS began a partnership through an ongoing professional development program, working with high school teachers to integrate drama tools into their teaching. In addition, LFL continued to develop new programming for their after school Drama Clubs, in-school residencies and summer programming.
That season's March Women's History Month production was a regional premiere of Catherine Filloux' Luz at the Henry Clay Theatre. This play exposes the global scale of gender-based violence and the collusion between human rights and corporate law practices. From Guatemala City to Haiti to the U.S., it follows Luz, Helene and Zia in their search for hope in the unlikeliest in-between places. The season wrapped up with Annie Baker's Body Awareness, a second regional premiere that season, performed in UofL's Thrust Theater. This play examines intimacy and self-expression within the context of a modern family - college professor Phyllis, her partner Joyce, Joyce's possibly autistic adult son Jared - and how they are affected by their houseguest Frank, known for his nude portraits of women.