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: her first network TV co-star as Foreperson on "Law & Order"; a transatlantic drama queen in the delightfully unhinged comedy "The Last Grain of Rice" (The Tank, NYC), 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, Mounjaro, 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.