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Liz is an actor, writer, multi-instrumentalist, and all-around stand-up person.
She resides in East LA with her husband and two beloved dogs, Detective Munch and Patty. Their collection includes too many keyboards and just the right number of guitars.
A native of LA, Liz was raised in the San Fernando Valley with her mother, a few dusty trail horses, and a series of golden retrievers.
She pursued writing and acting at Johns Hopkins and studied voice at Peabody—until she began singing in bands, which turned out to be a lot of fun.
Currently, she’s fortunate to appear on television and film, perform with indie rock and alt-country bands at venues ranging from Zebulon to the Walt Disney Concert Hall, and even atop Mt. Wilson. She also does stand-up comedy throughout LA, participates in theatre and opera with groups such as Overtone Industries, Ghost Road, Theatricum Botanicum, Musical Theater West, Theatre Rocius, among others, and writes whenever she can grab a pen.
Liz is thankful to dedicate most of her time to her passions: writing, acting, singing, activism, and, naturally, having fun.
She views art-making as a serious and demanding pursuit that should be embraced with the curiosity, freedom, and joy of a child.
