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Theater Review: 'I Am My Own Wife,' Lost Nation Theater

Now at Lost Nation Theater, the one-person show I Am My Own Wife presents the life of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf (1928-2002), a Berliner who turned...

United-states , Mahlsdorf , Brandenburg , Germany , East-german , German , American , John-snell , Stoph-scheer , Doug-wright , Lothar-berfelde , Joanne-greenberg

Tale of charismatic East German transvestite is unique — and irresistible

Stoph Scheer really is von Mahlsdorf, who shares her world, her tragedies, her humor and her triumphs, in Lost Nation Theater’s riveting production of “I Am My Own Wife,” celebrating

Germany , Berlin , Praunheim , Hessen , United-states , Mahlsdorf , Brandenburg , American , East-german , Doug-wright-pulitzer , Mark-evancho , Lothar-berfelde

'I Am My Own Wife': Holding a 'séance' for Charlotte von Mahlsdorf | Vermont Arts

When Doug Wright first met Charlotte von Mahlsdorf in Berlin he wrote to a friend, “I think she may well be the most singular, eccentric individual the Cold War ever

Mahlsdorf , Brandenburg , Germany , Russia , Berlin , East-german , Soviet , Joanne-greenberg , Stoph-scheer , Lothar-berfelde , Doug-wright , Montpelier-city-hall-arts-center

Criticially-acclaimed true life story of trans makes stage return after 10 years

Play is based on the story of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf in East Germany

Berlin , Germany , Malta , Mahlsdorf , Brandenburg , East-germany , Maltese , Nanette-brimmer , Alan-paris , Wikimedia-commons , Doug-wright , Lothar-berfelde

Spokane trans actress Maeve Griffith tackles 30 roles in Stage Left's latest one-person show, I Am My Own Wife

R
eturning to the stage after decades away takes guts — especially if your debut is not just one but 30 parts in a one-woman show.
Fortunately, Spokane actress Maeve Griffith shares courage and an uncommon connection with one of the 30 characters she portrays in Stage Left Theater's new production,
I Am My Own Wife.
"The courage of Charlotte is really compelling, which underscores as a trans woman how desperate you are," Griffith says. "You want to show who you are, but most of us hide it to fit in. But Charlotte didn't.
"The courage of her was really amazing, and she didn't really define herself as a transgender person, but rather someone who knew a lot about clocks, and her gender identity was secondary. I was the captain of a fire station; the mission really absorbed me, and the gender identity was really secondary to me."

Germany , United-states , Berlin , Mahlsdorf , Brandenburg , East-german , East-germany , American , German , Doug-wright , Maeve-griffith , Lily-tomlin