Lizzy’s first ever concert of original musical theater writing is almost here! get a table, bring your friends, grab dinner and listen to music from two brand new folk musicals - performed by a full band and a cast of ten singers.
Singer, Songwriter, Actor, Composer, Writer & Musician
Lizzy Hilliard is a multi-hyphenate artist originally from Abington, PA and currently based in Manhattan. She received a BA in music and theater from Brandeis University, graduating Summa Cum Laude with highest honors. Additionally, she has trained as an actor at the British American Drama Academy and at HB Studio. She is a recipient of the Adirondack Performing Arts Fellowship. Lizzy made her Off Broadway debut in 2026 at the Lynn F Angelson Theater as Loretta Lee in A High Lonesome Sound. Her favorite past roles include Jo March (Little Women), Eliza Doolittle (My Fair Lady in concert), Stephano (The Tempest), Connie (The Effect), and Sally Brown (You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown). She has also enjoyed acting as both composer and performer in a devised production of Hippolytus (as Hippolytus/guitarist) and in a staged reading of her original musical The Pocket Girls (as Florence Pocket). As an orchestrator, Lizzy arranged for the Off-Broadway production of Beyond Perfection.
A lifelong musician and songwriter, Lizzy’s current work is infused with warm guitars and sincere vocals. Bearing lyrics with evocative imagery, whimsy, and a twinge of fantasy, Lizzy's songs oscillate between candid observation and wistful reflection. Her three volume album anthology, entitled ‘growth’, is a journey of self discovery in the wake of newfound independence. She capped off this project with 'growth: the shoebox sessions', where Lizzy revisits songs from the growth anthology, performing them live and intimately in her bedroom as if they were confessions from the girl next to you at a sleepover. Her newest release follows a personal challenge she completed from 2023-2024 involving playing a song for every state and territory in the US. Lizzy chose 6 of the 18 songs she wrote for this challenge and built an EP called ‘Road Trip’. Lizzy has also composed choral commission for the University of Washington, a piece called The Bathtime Waltz (SSAA). Ask Lizzy about the new musical she’s developing - it’s about snail mail and murder in a small town.