Frida Kahlo, Ballet Arizona

Ballet Arizona presents US debut of 'Frida', a retelling of artist's riveting portraits
This Valentine's Day weekend, Ballet Arizona will showcase a powerful retelling of Frida Kahlo's life and her poignant, painful and magical world.
Ballet Arizona production of ‘Frida’ brings Kahlo’s story to life
"Frida," a full-length ballet about the artist, will enjoy its U.S. premiere in a production by Ballet Arizona at Symphony Hall Feb. 13 to 17. "Frida" began in 2016 as "Broken Wings," a one-act performance choreographed by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa.
Ballet Arizona presents the life of Frida Kahlo in the U.S. premier of FRIDA
((SL Advertiser)) To learn more about Ballet Arizona, the upcoming performance of FRIDAY or for ticket information, visit BalletAz.org or call 602-381-1096
Things To Do: AZ Strong Beer Festival, Ballet Arizona Presents 'Frida' and more!
The weekend is finally here! Check out these fun events happening in the Valley on for Valentine's Day weekend, February 14-16.
Ballet Arizona to hold US debut of 'Frida' show
Symphony Hall in Phoenix will host the U.S. debut of the show "Frida" presented by Ballet Arizona. Here are the details.
Things to do: Ballet Arizona presents U.S. premiere of “Frida”
Ballet Arizona is thrilled to present the U.S. premiere of “Frida," a powerful retelling of Frida Kahlo’s life story and her poignant, painful, and magical world, stunningly choreographed by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa.
Willamette Week10d
Teatro Milagro’s “Frida, un Retablo” Paints a Clear Picture of Mexico’s Most Complicated Artist
So if you ask Dañel Malán-González, executive director at Teatro Milagro, about Frida Kahlo, she might have a different ...
'Frida ... A Self Portrait' tells Kahlo's story with blunt candor, and sometimes silence
Frida … A Self Portrait,” which opened Friday at Glencoe’s Writers Theatre, digs deep into her life. In the 75-minute, ...
Richmond15d
Tickets to Frida exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts go on sale Saturday
“Many of Frida Kahlo’s works are rarely seen outside of Mexico, and this is a unique opportunity to see her original works up close,” said Alex Nyerges, director and CEO of the museum.