She was an artist, a master of self-expression, and became an icon: Frida Kahlo. Now, the award-winning dance theater of the Enrique Gasa Valga Dance Company brings the life of one of the most captivating figures in art history to life on stage. Viva la Vida – A Tribute to Frida Kahlocelebrates, with dance perfection, an emotional homage to a life full of strength and resilience. Accompanied by rousing live music and singing featuring boleros, tangos, and popular South American songs, this masterpiece ignites a feast for all the senses!
Accompanied by death throughout her life, Frida experienced life in all its intensity: whether moments bathed in sunlight or those that seemed as dark as the deepest night. Her story has fascinated the whole world and continues to do so today. Through movement and artistic expression, Enrique Gasa Valga makes Frida's indomitable spirit, her passion, her intensity, and her pain visible. Valga was awarded the Austrian Music Theater Prize, the Golden Schikaneder, for the best ballet production of the 2011/12 season for his dance theater.
Photo: Jochen Quast
Photo: Jochen Quast
Photo: Jochen Quast
Photo: Jochen Quast
Photo: Jochen Quast
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Viva la Vida – A Tribute to Frida Kahlo will take place in Dresden from July 14–26, 2026, in Hamburg from December 16–27, 2026, and in Stuttgart from December 29, 2026, to January 10, 2027.
Tickets are available via the official website and the partners linked there.
Tickets are available starting at 32.40 €. Prices and availability may vary depending on the venue.
The show lasts 115 minutes, including intermission.
Yes, there is a 30-minute intermission.
Yes, the music is played live by a five-person band.
The life of Frida Kahlo is told through dance. The accompanying music has mainly Spanish lyrics.
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We recommend that children only be taken to the theater when accompanied by an adult.
Please note that photography and filming are strictly prohibited during the performance. If unauthorized recordings are made, theater staff are instructed to delete them.
