Touring Productions

Looking for Lilith THeatre Company Touring Programs

The Kentucky Suffrage Project - An Original Devised Touring Production
Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment, this newly devised play explores women’s suffrage in Kentucky within the context of the national movement. This intersectional production lifts up under-told stories and suffragists of color. It looks at economic, educational, and racial tensions in that movement, as well as challenges and disenfranchisement that still exist today.

 Build your package, around one of these moving, thought-provoking and entertaining Looking for Lilith original productions.

CHOOSE YOUR PACKAGE:

1. Full-length show with accompanying workshop(s) and/or residency

2. Full-length show followed by a talk-back

3. 20-30 minute excerpt* with accompanying workshop(s)

4. Customized! - Work with us to create a package to fit your needs!

-Full-length Productions & Workshops range from 60-90 minutes.
-Most programming suitable for ages 12 - 102
*Not available for CHOICES performances

CHOICES: An Interactive Play on Cyberbullying and Suicide focuses on prevention as it encourages students and adults to deeply consider these problems and possible solutions and coping strategies. (CHOICES is a Forum Theatre piece: a 20 minute scripted play followed by a 1 hr interactive portion including discussion and role-playing.)

Defining Infinity delves into individual and family experiences connected to the infinite spectrums of both gender identity and sexual orientation.

Still She Persists is a compilation of scenes and monologues drawn from many of LFL's original scripts.  The production is loosely themed around ideas of what society expects of women, the value of education, and the diversity of work experiences that have opened up to women in the past hundred-plus years. The production is representative of LFL's creation from the first to our most recently-devised original production.

We. Are. Here. puts our country’s current socio-political turmoil under a critical lens, exploring how “hot button” issues such as immigration, education, white privilege, gun control, and institutional racism affect several families from different backgrounds.

What My Hands Have Touched interweaves stories of a group of women during World War II, including pilots, army nurses, homemakers, factory workers and USO performers.

Looking for Lilith has a strong commitment to education. In our outreach programs, we can guide participants in researching, devising, and sharing new works that give voice to the members of our society who have historically been underrepresented. Through these programs and our performances, we help show the value of multiple perspectives on history.

Looking  for Lilith provides touring productions, in-school residencies and after-school programs for pre-K through 12th grade, including our award-winning interactive performance, Choices. We also offer professional development opportunities for teachers.

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