Elizabeth Lazan
- Actress
- Writer
- Producer
Elizabeth Lazan is a Singapore-born Actress, Host and Producer. She is of mixed heritage, Italian-Chinese-English, and is bilingual in Mandarin. She lived in Australia before returning to Singapore where she started working in Film, Television and Stage. A graduate of The William Esper Studio (NYC), she trained with Bill Esper and Bruce McCarty.
In New York, Elizabeth was producing and starring in multiple theatre productions. She was cast as a series regular in the French TV Series 'Deja Vu Saise 2' on France Deux. For her role in Pangdemonium's 'Fat Pig', she was nominated "Best Supporting Actress" at the LIFE Awards (SG). Upon booking a role in the horror feature film 'The Offering' with Matthew Settle and Adrian Pang, she moved to Los Angeles.
As a Writer and Producer, Elizabeth developed the travel-culinary series 'Crack The Cookie Code' - premiering on A+E Networks, Channel FYI Asia. The series features her sketch duo, as they explore SouthEast Asian cuisine in America through the lens of immigration, friendship and travel.
Elizabeth practices contemporary movement and Qi Gong. Passionate about championing Eco advocacy, she was appointed as the Global Ambassador for The Singapore Eco Film Festival.
In New York, Elizabeth was producing and starring in multiple theatre productions. She was cast as a series regular in the French TV Series 'Deja Vu Saise 2' on France Deux. For her role in Pangdemonium's 'Fat Pig', she was nominated "Best Supporting Actress" at the LIFE Awards (SG). Upon booking a role in the horror feature film 'The Offering' with Matthew Settle and Adrian Pang, she moved to Los Angeles.
As a Writer and Producer, Elizabeth developed the travel-culinary series 'Crack The Cookie Code' - premiering on A+E Networks, Channel FYI Asia. The series features her sketch duo, as they explore SouthEast Asian cuisine in America through the lens of immigration, friendship and travel.
Elizabeth practices contemporary movement and Qi Gong. Passionate about championing Eco advocacy, she was appointed as the Global Ambassador for The Singapore Eco Film Festival.
