| | Frida Vice-Versa, a one-woman show written by Marian Licha and R. Dennis Green directed by Jessica Lefkow, flourishes on the conceit that the audience might be among Frida Kahlo’s first students at La Esmeralda School for Painting in Mexico City.
In Frida Kahlo’s unconventional art class, the first lesson becomes the final lesson; death can be life and vice-versa. In spite of physical pain and a philandering husband, Frida inspires her students to live life with passion. | | | | reviews
& Testimonials | | | "Marian Licha portrays the true essence of each character in Frida Vice-Versa. Her performance is stunning and cleverly approached."
Veronica Caicedo
Caicedo Productions
New York City |
| "Our audiences loved Frida Vice-Versa. Marian Licha is an excellent actress and her portrayal of Frida Kahlo was vivid and exciting. The show was wonderfully entertaining and a great introduction to a wonderful woman artist."
Karen Berman
Co-Artistic Director,
Washington Women in Theatre |
| "Marian Licha's warmth and vivacity on stage make her a joy to watch."
Larry Rosen
Artistic New Directions |
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"Solidly mounted show; Frida Vice-Versa was
packed at The Touchstone Gallery"
First Capital Fringe Festival.
Peter Marks
The Washington Post | |
TOP | Production History of Frida Vice-Versa | | |
The Corner Store Stage
Washington, D.C. September 2007
Sold Out performances at The Corner Store, in Washington, D.C. January 2007
Sold-out shows at the Going Solo Festival sponsored by Horizons Theatre in
Washington, D.C. Nov-December 2006
Sold Out performances at The Capital Fringe Festival in Washington, D.C. 2006.
Finalist at The One Festival at La Tea Theatre in New York City, April 2006.
The Coconut Hill Latino Playwright Festival in New York City, April, 2005.
Segment performed at 78th Street Playhouse, 2005. Sponsored by Artistic New Directions in New York City.
Staged reading for The Charter Theatre in Washington, D.C. 2004.
Staged reading for The Washington Women in Theatre, 2004.
Staged Reading, 2003. Mexican Cultural Institute , Washington, D.C.
Staged Reading, 2003, The Playwright’s Forum, Washington, D.C. | |
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