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Hearing Voices With Spoken-Word Artist Denice Frohman

Summary by Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley’s Leading Weekly
When Philadelphia-based poet and spoken word artist Denice Frohman takes the stage at MACLA this week, she’s technically performing a one-woman show. But there will be many voices woven throughout the production, directed by Alex Torra and playing Friday through Sunday at the downtown arts center. In Esto No Tiene Nombre (This Has No Name), Frohman uses audio interviews, archives, photographs and reenactments to present the life and work of Lati…
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Hearing Voices With Spoken-Word Artist Denice Frohman

When Philadelphia-based poet and spoken word artist Denice Frohman takes the stage at MACLA this week, she’s technically performing a one-woman show. But there will be many voices woven throughout the production, directed by Alex Torra and playing Friday through Sunday at the downtown arts center. In Esto No Tiene Nombre (This Has No Name), Frohman uses audio interviews, archives, photographs and reenactments to present the life and work of Lati…

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