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WHAT’S ON

On April 1st, Gerrad Alex Taylor and I officially became the co-artistic directors of Perisphere Theater, based in Montgomery County, MD.

Read about our 2025 season and our new partnership with The Writer’s Center.

Listen to our interview with Theater District’s Dex Kinsman, outlining our vision for the company.

Get tickets now for: Radio Free America, by Allyson Currin, receives a staged reading as part of Avant Bard’s Scripts In Play festival. I’m reading the role of Nina. Performances are October 11th and 13th. Get details here.

Professor Albert! I’m making my debut as a college instructor! I’m teaching a course on Shakespeare’s early plays at Washington College in autumn 2024.

Coming soon… In June 2025, I’ll direct a production of Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh by Joel Gross for Perisphere Theater.

As Cassius, with Christopher Holbert as Brutus, in Julius Caesar. (Photograph by DJ Corey)

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ABOUT LIZZI

I am originally from the suburbs of Washington, D.C. In 2024, I became co-artistic director of Perisphere Theater along with my partner, Gerrad Alex Taylor. I’ve also been a company member at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company since 2012, where favorite roles include Electra (The Oresteia adapted by Ellen McLaughlin), Viola (Twelfth Night), and Anne Boleyn (Anne of the Thousand. Other regional credits include Collected Stories (Peter’s Alley Theatre) and the original Alexandra Petri play Never Never (Capital Fringe). I have taught acting throughout the DC area, directed an all-female Macbeth at Notre Dame of Maryland University, and co-hosted and co-produced the theater podcast Is Anyone Calling This Show?! in 2016 and 2017. I hold a BFA in Theatre from NYU/Stella Adler and an MA in Acting from East 15, where I participated in residencies at Shakespeare’s Globe in London and GITIS in Moscow. In my free time, I enjoy bourbon, detective novels, and buying too many clothes.