Flower and Bone Productions
Contact us: info@flowerandbone.com
A one-woman play exploring the art, life, and loves
of Georgia O'Keeffe,
the iconic 20th Century American artist
Two forces shaped Georgia O’Keeffe as an artist and a woman: her passionate quest to find and express her artistic voice, and her tumultuous love affair and 31-year marriage to the revolutionary photographer and champion of the Modern Art Movement, Alfred Stieglitz. In O’KEEFFE!, Georgia–witty, irreverent and decades ahead of her time–shares revealing scenes from her challenging life as she asks the audience to help her decide whether her iconic place in Modern Art was shaped by “me or Stieglitz?”.
Starring:
Carolyn Wickwire
Directed by:
Ouida White
O’KEEFFE!
by Lucinda McDermott
Producers: Carolyn Wickwire and
Dennis West
Produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc.
(www.playscripts.com)
Carolyn Wickwire as Georgia O'Keeffe
Flower and Bone Productions was formed to produce the play O'KEEFFE! by Lucinda McDermott, a one-woman show available for touring in the United States.
See the About page or email info@flowerandbone.com for more information
Upcoming Performances:
May 25-26, 2013: The Jefferson Playhouse,
Opera House Theatre Players
Jefferson, TX
June 8-9, 2013: Stone's Throw Dinner Theatre,
Carthage, MO
July 25-28, 2013: No Strings Theatre Company,
Las Cruces, NM
September 26, 2013: Goddard Art Center,
Ardmore, OK
(See Schedule page for ticket information and
other performances)
Comments
"AN ENGAGING ODYSSEY...Wickwire continues to be a fascinating, immensely talented actor; her interpretation in O'KEEFFE! is enchanting and provocative."
"Thank you so much for bringing ‘O'Keeffe’ to the Crowley Theater. Carolyn Wickwire was as delicious and full of surprise as a meal at Cochineal. As an artist and a woman I was inspired and moved. It is so hard to balance love and art and it was comforting to see the issues of a complex life simplified into a bite-sized meal. I will savor it for a long time to come.”
"My muse and I went to Marfa, TX last night to watch Carolyn Wickwire transform herself into Georgia O’Keeffe in the play titled ‘O’Keeffe’. Ms. Wickwire was mesmerizing in her metamorphoses and at times I felt I was watching and hearing the real Ms. O’Keeffe."
"We both wanted to thank you for producing and bringing O'Keeffe to Marfa. We had a great time! We both thought Carolyn Wickwire was really inspiring to watch. The set design was terrific. All a pleasure for fans of figurative art."
