District of Columbia
$44 & up—Frida Kahlo Show in DC
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Experience Frida Kahlo's beautiful, tragic life story laid bare.
Why We Love This Deal
Celebrated Mexican artist Frida Kahlo is brought to life by writer and actor Vanessa Severo. Set on the eve of Kahlo's death, in "Frida…A Self Portrait," Severo explores the painter's turbulent and extraordinary life, focusing on six important events that shaped it.
Travelzoo theatergoers can save 50% on tickets to "Frida…A Self Portrait" in Washington, D.C. Seats in zones A–C are $44–$77 (reg. $87–$154) for performances at the Klein Theatre Oct. 8–Nov. 8.
"Frida…A Self Portrait" is written, choreographed and performed by Vanessa Severo and directed by Joanie Schultz. The Chicago Sun-Times says, "'Frida' is a visually lush, emotionally rich story of the artist as a young woman."
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Book by Nov. 8.
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