Elizabeth Mozer

Elizabeth Mozer is an actress, director, deviser, and teacher. She is an Assistant Professor of Theatre at Binghamton University teaching Acting, Devising, and Movement. She began teaching at The Stella Adler Studio of Acting in 1990 and has devised movement projects and directed for the studio. Elizabeth has also taught at the University of Pittsburgh, The Atlantic School, The Ted Bardy Studio and AMDA. As a Director, Elizabeth’s most recent credits include DANCING AT LUGHNASA, A CHORUS LINE, Rod Serling’s THE TWILIGHT ZONE and the devised work PREEMPTIVE STRIKE at Binghamton University. Elizabeth is the founder and artistic director of the collaborative movement-theatre company Theatre in the Flesh. Her company works include BROKEN OPEN, THE AUGUST 9th PROJECT and BLOOD & HONEY at the ArcLight Theatre and INTIMATE AFFAIRS at HERE. Elizabeth has been an original cast member of the Broadway productions TEDDY & ALICE, DANGEROUS GAMES and VICTOR/VICTORIA. Recent roles include Sister Aloysius in DOUBT, Rebecca in ASHES TO ASHES and Sonya in AFTERPLAY.  Elizabeth received her BA in Dance from SUNY Brockport and her MFA in Theatre Arts – Performance Pedagogy from the University of Pittsburgh. She is a member of SAG-AFTRA, AEA, and AGVA.