Lucia frangione biography of donald

Vancouver-based writer, actor, and director, born in Calgary Alberta July 23, Lucia Frangione trained in theatre at Studio 58 in BC and Rosebud School of the Arts in Alberta.

She worked with Chemainus Theatre on Vancouver island from its founding in to as an actor, artistic director (), and writer of seven plays.

See full list on wikicelebs.com Leave A Reply Cancel Reply. If you could go back in time, what would you tell your twenty year old self? Frangione and her mom Mrs. Diane Brown ; Espresso , dir.

Since then she has been closely associated with Vancouver's Pacific Theatre, whose mandate is the non-propagandist exploration of Christian issues. There she produced a trilogy of irreverent comedies: Holy Mo (, dir. Morris Ertman); Cariboo Magi (, dir. Diane Brown); Espresso (, dir.

See full list on wikicelebs.com: Since her childhood, Lucia follows the Christian religion. Last updated Since October , Athabasca University has hosted the web site, with an editorial board of theatre scholars from across Canada. Lucia is a gorgeous actress with a perfect height of 5 ft 8 in and a weight of around 64 kg. Lucia shared this news with the public via Twitter and other social media platforms.

Morris Ertman). She has also written for Ertman's Rosebud Theatre. She was artist in residence with Vancouver's Ruby Slippers Theatre company in , which produced her new play MMM (), the story of the decline of three sex icons -- Mod, Mae and Marilyn. In March , her play, Paradise Garden opened at the Arts Club Theatre at the Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage, directed by Ertman, with Frangione in a lead role.

According to Ertman, the play "delivers a very real insight into what it means to be a hopeful human being.

Lucia frangione biography of donald This site provides extensive reference information for books and authors pertaining to British Columbia, including an on-line archive of BC BookWorld, Canada's largest-circulation independent publication about books. Have a look. Facebook X Twitter Instagram. Lucia does not yet reveal any information about her brother, sister, and other family members.

This is a story about paradise, and whether we're willing to believe we're whole enough to inherit and inhabit it. It's multi-generational, spiritual, and human; and, it's a love story!"

In March , her play about the internment of Italians in Canada during WWII, Fresco, developed with BellaLuna Productions, opened in Vancouver to mixed reviews.

She is the winner of both the Gordon Armstrong (Holy Mo) and Sydney Risk (Cariboo Magi) playwriting awards.

Critic Colin Thomas called Espresso "one of the best scripts ever produced by a Vancouver playwright." She is also a Jessie Richardson Awards-nominated actor.

Frangione teaches theatre at Langara College.

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Profile by Anne Nothof, with information from Lucia Frangione and Jerry Wasserman.

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