Elizabeth Phelps
BIO
Elizabeth Phelps is a graduate of Brown University magna cum laude.
Her past performance credits include Cecily in The Importance of
Being Earnest, and Miranda in The Tempest. She has performed
in musical theatre shows including Company, Into the Woods,
and The Idiots Karamazov. Ms. Phelps has originated roles in
the Axial Theatre productions What I’d
Say When, The Kiss, Today’s
Specials, and All That's Fair.
the first act of Paperwhite, a full-length play she is writing,
was featured in at the NWCA's New Plays Reading Series in March, 2001.
Ms. Phelps studies acting at William Esper Studios. She is also a fine
artist and teaches art at Soundview Prep in Mt. Kisco.
ABOUT
THE AXIAL PROCESS...
Every week I look forward to coming to ensemble, being with my collaborative
partners, because there is such a great deal of trust in the way we
work together. I can do anything, take any risk… and know that
all this creative searching is fully supported. Nothing is wasted. Every
week we deepen our commitment to knowing who we are both to ourselves
and in relation. And some new facet always reveals itself… or the
same facet, but on a different scale than before… or in a completely
different light. This joy of discovery… from such an authentic,
personal place… is such a huge part of what fuels our process together.
