Denice Frohman Tickets

Denice Frohman is a celebrated spoken word performer and socially engaged artist whose work blends vibrant storytelling with activism. Born in New York City to Afro‑Puerto Rican and Jewish heritage, Frohman rose to prominence in the slam poetry scene, clinching the Women of the World Poetry Slam Championship in 2013 and earning the 2013 Hispanic Choice Creative Artist of the Year award. Her artistry extends beyond stage performance to collaborations and fellowships that have shaped contemporary poetry as a vehicle for social change.

Frohman released Feels Like Home in 2013, a self‑released spoken‑word album that weaves multilingual storytelling with musical accompaniment. She continues to tour nationally and internationally, delivering intimate, powerful performances that resonate with audiences across communities. On stage, she pairs lyrical prowess with a warm, inviting presence, making her a staple for venues seeking meaningful, accessible poetry and storytelling.

As part of the Sister Outsider duo with Dominique Christina, Frohman has helped broaden the reach of performance poetry and activism. She frequently collaborates with institutions and festivals, sharing her voice on topics ranging from identity and heritage to gender, race, and immigration.

Keep an eye on her 2025 tour activity, including Esto No Tiene Nombre with San Jose MACLA (March 21–23, 2025) and a NYC/The Clemente run (May 15–17, 2025). Secure your seats early to experience Frohman’s dynamic performances—we’ve got you covered.

Biography highlights:

• Born in New York City with Afro‑Puerto Rican and Jewish heritage, Frohman blends personal narrative with broader social themes.
• 2013 Women of the World Poetry Slam Champion; 2013 Hispanic Choice Creative Artist of the Year.
• Fellowships: CantoMundo, Pew Fellow (2022) reinforcing her role in contemporary poetry and mentorship.
• Discography: Feels Like Home (2013), a multilingual spoken‑word album with musical elements.
• Projects: Sister Outsider with Dominique Christina, and ongoing activism through performance.
• Upcoming touring: Esto No Tiene Nombre in San Jose MACLA (Mar 21–23, 2025) and NYC/The Clemente (May 15–17, 2025).