Past Productions
As You Like It
Audrey/Phebe
The British Players
March 17 - April 1, 2023
Liv portrayed a valley-girl-esque hippie as well as a naive southern belle in this Woodstock set Shakespearean play which featured many great hits from the 70s that left the audience bouncing in their seats.
Hamlet
Ophelia
Richmond Catholic Theatre
April - May, 2022
This production of Hamlet was an educational tour with a public run. We traveled around to different middle and high schools in the greater Richmond area performing for English classes who had been studying Hamlet. Seeing Shakespeare is by far the best way to study and understand it, so getting to provide that opportunity to those kids was so rewarding!
A Hotel on Marvin Gardens
Rose
Chamberlayne Actors Theatre
February 4-12, 2022
This quick witted modern play about Monopoly was so fun to be a part of. Playing the average Jane to the rest of the characters' eccentric rich personas was such a fun challenge in character study.
Amadeus
Teresa Salieri
Drayton Hall - Theatre South Carolina
April 3-18, 2020
I learned so much about Mozart during the rehearsal period of this show! Unfortunately, audiences were unable to enjoy the hilarity of the show and the beauty of Mozart's classical works due to the pandemic. Production stopped just a week before tech. It was disappointing to work so hard on a show and then not be able to present it, but it was a great reminder that the journey is just as important as the destination.
The Exonerated
Sunny
Lab - Theatre South Carolina
February 9, 2020
I put on a staged reading of this show as part of my senior honors thesis on political theatre. My goal was to show the power theatre has to portray the human condition and teach lessons through emotion and empathy in a way that no other medium can provide.
I and You
Caroline
Lab - Theatre South Carolina
November 20-23, 2019
This show was a challenge for me. Being one of a two person cast was something I had never experienced before. There was also the sensitive challenge of portraying a teenager with health problems. This show required a lot of research and hard-work, and it definitely helped me grow immensely as a performer.
Shakespeare in Love
John Webster
Drayton Hall - Theatre South Carolina
October 5-13, 2018
I love Shakespeare, so I had a blast creating his world in this show. All the references weaved into the script honestly made me feel like the entire rehearsal process was a nerdy, Shakespearean Easter egg hunt!
The Crucible
Girl/Rebecca Nurse u/s
Longstreet - Theatre South Carolina
February 2-10, 2018
This show was my first experience understudying. It was amazing getting to discuss choices, dissect the script, and observe a seasoned actress. Although Rebecca Nurse is not a role I will likely play again for several decades, it was still a super interesting exercise in character work! I learned a lot through this process.
Sense and Sensibility
Margaret Dashwood
Drayton Hall - Theatre South Carolina
April 13-21, 2018
This was one of the most bubbly, fun shows I've ever been in. The cast did a majority of the set changes and moving props around ourselves in such a musical, magical way that it truly brought the romance of Jane Austen's book to life.
Top Girls
Kit/Dull Gret/Shona
Center for Performance Experiment - Theatre South Carolina
October 26 - November 4, 2017
This was probably my favorite production to be a part of. We had an all-woman cast and crew which created a fantastic work environment. I also loved the challenge of playing three very distinct characters, from a 12-year-old girl to a warrior straight out of a Bruegel painting to a teenager desperate to start her adult life.
Almost, Maine
Gayle
Lab - Theatre South Carolina
November 17-20, 2016
This was my first college production, and coincidentally, also the last show I did in
high school. Being able to share so many cute love stories was a fun and not overly intimidating way to enter the theatre department at South Carolina.
Godspell
Peggy
CharacterWorks
June 30 - July 2, 2016
There was so much creativity and group world building in this show. We treated each parable as it's own mini play and did a lot of improv work to discover the physicalization that eventually made it onstage. I also had the opportunity to do sign language during a song in this show!
Into the Woods
Florinda
Henrico Center for the Arts
January 7-9, 2016
Sondheim is always a fun challenge. The bouncy cacophony of this score was so fulfilling to get the hang of. It was truly a team building experience every time we finally nailed a song.