actress / singer / writer

Victoria Frings is a German-American actress, writer, and director currently originating the role of Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin Clicquot in the Broadway-bound Madam Clicquot: A Revolutionary Musical. This romantic, sweeping musical about the woman who founded Veuve Clicquot champagne released a celebrated EP in 2023 and will receive its world premiere production at Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera next year. In 2022, Victoria wrote, directed, and starred in a short film, The Club, which she has since developed into a TV series. 

Victoria has appeared on Broadway (An Enemy of the People) and Off (Tales from Red Vienna, Martin Luther on Trial), as well as at award-winning theaters across the country. She received the Emery Battis Award for her work as Celimene in The School for Lies at the Shakespeare Theater, directed by Michael Kahn. She received rave reviews for her work as Marianne in the two-hander Constellations opposite Christian Coulson at the Old Globe. She starred as David Strathairn's daughter in the US Premiere of Vaclav Havel's Leaving at the Wilma Theater. 

Victoria has produced several plays in New York, including Mechanics of Love by the Emmy-nominated Dipika Guha. She created, developed, and starred in a cabaret act, Marie Marie Marlene, about Marlene Dietrich. As a writer, Victoria has several film and TV projects in development. She splits her time between Los Angeles and New York. 

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Next up: Victoria is directing a short film, Stitches, she she adapted from a play by Leah Franqui. Victoria is also directing a one-woman-show, Extraterrestrial Kink, created by Maura Mannle, which will debut at the Hollywood Fringe this year.