Lucia Frangione

Lucia Frangione is an internationally produced award-winning actor and author with thirty-three stage plays to her name. She recently graduated with honours from the Vancouver FiIm school screenwriting program and completed the Pacific Screenwriting Program scripted series lab in April 2026 where she worked with mentors Floyd Kane and Michael MacLennan.

Plays include: Disrupted, Kindred, The Thin Man, Espresso, Leave of Absence, Fresco, Paradise Garden, Cariboo Magi, Christmas on the Air and Chickens. March 2027 her adaptation of The Seagull will play at Performance Works in Vancouver.

As an actor she has worked in regional theatres across Canada. Recent roles include: Rosida in Fado at Firehall Theatre/Puente, Countess in All's Well that Ends Well at Bard on the Beach, Annie Wilkes in Misery at the Arts Club, Emma in Annapurna at Christy Webb productions, Jesse in Farewell My Lovely at Vertigo Theatre, Vicki in Except In the Unlikely Event of War at Pi Theatre/Horseshoes & Hand Grenades, Estelle in No Exit at ACT, San Francisco, Myrtle in Brief Encounter at The Vancouver Playhouse and Manitoba Theatre Centre, PG in NiX at Alberta Theatre Projects and Pam in the Full Monty at Persephone Theatre, SK.

Her debut novel, Grazie, is a BC best seller and published with Talon Books.

Frangione has won the Outstanding Actor in a Leading role Jessie Richardson award (Vancouver), the Gordon Armstrong Award (twice) (Vancouver), the Sydney Risk playwriting award (Vancouver) The CAEA emerging artist award (Canada) The Unknown Country award (NY NY)

Lucia lives on Bowen Island, BC, with her husband, dog and a handful of geriatric chickens.