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Eight women squat and lie close together.
Copyright: Cathleen Wolf

Once you’ve seen them, you’ll want ever more: Kat Frankie and her eight-piece a cappella ensemble move their audience to tears and receive standing ovations. Performed with emotional strength and harmony by eight female voices, Frankie’s music ranges from soft and tender to energetic and stormy.

Once you’ve seen them, you’ll want ever more: Kat Frankie and her eight-piece a cappella ensemble move their audience to tears and receive standing ovations. Performed with emotional strength and harmony by eight female voices, Frankie’s music ranges from soft and tender to energetic and stormy.

B O D I E S’ performances have evolved over the past few years and hold a surprise or two in store every time.

“There is so much to discover with harmony, voice and performance and so many directions this show can go in. Having been more interested in composition in recent years, I’m now returning to songs, telling stories and working with lyrics. And the show is getting ever bigger: the staging, the choreography, all our stomping of feet and movement are continuing to develop,” says the artist.

“Ultimately, we are eight women on stage telling a story about community and collective endeavour. I think that’s the true core of the show.”

Kat Frankie

The ensemble

  • Kat Frankie
  • Albertine Sarges
  • Fama M’Boup
  • Tara Nome Doyle
  • Liza Wolowicz
  • Erika Emerson
  • Barbara Greshake
  • Trinidad Doherty
Illustration with eight people in black suits.
Copyright: Barbara Pavlova