Frida is the voice of a generation of women who were silenced and made invisible for decades – trapped in rigid roles and a life of duty. After playing the roles of secretary, wife and mother, one question remains: What comes next? The sock-knitting grandma? Not for Frida! She refuses to fade into the background. Now, in her later years, she is breaking free from the tight boxes society has placed women in for so long.

After a lifetime shaped by expectations and restrictions, Frida is taking a stand—against patriarchal structures, social taboos, and the illusion that aging means stagnation. She celebrates the sensuality of her body, the beauty of her wrinkles, and the freedom to finally be herself. With humor, depth, and passion, this play tells the story of Frida’s liberation and about her determination to live life on her own terms. Frida proves: Eroticism and zest for life have no expiration date.