Read up on news and upcoming projects below. Be sure to check for further book updates here, and more information on creative workshops here.
Eliza is pleased to announce that she is beginning another project with Bad Hats Theatre – a new digital short story as a part of the “Bad Shorts” series. She'll be working in collaboration with a visual artist and composer along with the Bad Hats team to create a new piece inspired by the theme of The Five Senses. The piece will be filmed and released to the public in early 2022.
Eliza returns to the Stageworthy Podcast for a Stageworthy Live conversation with host Phil Rickaby, to discuss the journey of Harvey and the Extraordinary from the stage to the page. Visit Eliza's media page here.
Eliza is thrilled to have Harvey and The Extraordinary included in CBCs Fall Book Preview - 35 Canadian middle-grade books to watch for in fall 2021. You can read the full article here.
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Eliza is currently working on her first children's book. She is grateful for the opportunity to bring her first novel Harvey and the Extraordinary to life, and to be working with a wonderful Canadian children's publisher: Annick Press. Keep your eyes on her writing page for further details.
Eliza has closed a run as Hermia in A Midsummer Night's Dream, with Shakespeare BASH'd. After months of rehearsal with a fantastic ensemble, Midsummer was met with a sold-out run and rave reviews. You can still check out Eliza's cast interview on her media page.
Eliza developed her third and most recent solo show BLOOM as the 2019 Creator in Residence for New Bad Ideas - Bad Hat Theatre's new development stream with the support of Theatre Direct. BLOOM was workshopped in August 2019. You can read more about BLOOM here, and New Bad Ideas here.
Eliza's first solo show O was an official selection of the United Solo Festival in New York City, and was performed in the heart of the NYC theatre district on 42 Street in November 2018. O earned a five star review and Critics' Choice from All About Solo as well as a United Solo Award for Best Satire. Read the review here.