Liz Days

might just make your day!

 

 

A biracial character & voice actor, New Haven transplant, and energetic longterm New Yorker, Liz Days knows drama and seeks out joy. She's a graduate of William Esper Studio's Meisner Acting program where she found her tears, and honed her humor performing standup comedy at clubs and dark basements throughout NYC.

 

As the co-producer/host of Liz & Missy's Comedy Party!!! -- a themed standup show that ran for 2 years on Manhattan’s Lower East Side -- she created some of the quirky & endearing characters that became her solo sketch show Flighty Connections! . She performed it to sold-out audiences at the PIT in NYC and as a fundraiser for her own arts high school in New Haven. You can find over 100 original character creations in her 4-years-running "Wigtober" series 2021, '22, '23, & '24. 

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Liz starred as Reverend Todd Lawn's zealous fireball wife Tammy in Andrew Nielson’s 2-season comedy series Plant about a small start-up church congregation "savin' souls in the big city," for which she won Best Actress honors at the NYC Web Fest, HollyWeb, and Indie Series Awards, and a spot as one of 27 actresses on the pre-nomination Emmy ballot in 2017 (short form content).

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Recent projects include a delightfully unhinged comedyThe Last Grain of Rice which played at The Tank this fall, and her role as Doctor Turner in the feature film I'll Be There, starring Jasmine Batchelor & Ryan Cooper, available for streaming on Apple & Amazon. Other projects: Liz's first Off-Broadway role (u/s) in Boswell at 59E59; a commercial for Paycom and voiceovers for The Farmer's Dog, Viator, Oatly, 

Verizon/NFL, and the comedy podcast UmbrellaHolics.

 

The wife of a Brooklyn native, Liz Days is a NYC adventurer, a lover of wigs, and a proud maple syrup enthusiast.